Missing Crypto Queen News Today

'The Retrievals,' 'You Didn't See Nothin,' 'The Coldest Case in Laramie,' and more of the best true crime podcasts that kept us up all night in 2023.

If you are not familiar with the name Sam Bankman-Fried, you will be once his New York trial starts in October, so why not buckle up and get the inside track now? Last December, what Bankman-Fried claimed was merely a screw up, but the US government termed one of the largest frauds in history, saw him plummet from being the crypto boy-genius feted by politicians and celebrities alike to the prospect of decades in jail. He had two companies: crypto exchange platform FTX and a crypto hedge fund ca...

From the host of 28ish Days Later, a wonderfully written defence of witchcraft; the ‘schaden-fraud’ story of a crypto bro; and fascinating tales of wartime derring-do with Helena Bonham Carter

Authorities say OneCoin was a pyramid scheme that defrauded people out of more than $4 billion as Ignatova convinced investors in the US and around the globe to throw fistfuls of cash at her company.

She is now one of the FBIs 10 most-wanted fugitives, alongside accused gang leaders and murderers, and is ...

She is now one of the FBI's 10 most-wanted fugitives, alongside accused gang leaders and murderers, and is the only woman currently on that list.

Ruja Ignatova launched her cryptocurrency OneCoin with bold statements like, “In two years, nobody will speak about bitcoin anymore.” Investors around the world flooded her with cash, but as OneCoin collapsed under criminal investigations, she boarded a flight to Greece and vanished.

Cruel scammer such as Bernie Madoff, the person who swindled US$65 billion through a Ponzi scheme is now in jail. Ruja Ignatova, aka Crypto Queen aka

The FBI today listed Dr. Ruja Ignatova, founder of the OneCoin cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme that raised over $4bn from victims