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The Kensington house of Bulgaria-born crypto scammer on the FBI's most-wanted list, Ruja Ignatova, mysteriously goes up for sale

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

What’s Moneyland? That’s what the first half of this “The Missing Cryptoqueen” episode is about. The second part is about Frankfurt, the city where Jamie

From his home in New Zealand, the YouTuber Danny de Hek assails what he calls a dangerous and deceptive scheme, one rant at a time.

Ruja Ignatova, 42, a Bulgarian-born woman wanted for her alleged role in the fraud involving the cryptocurrency OneCoin, may have received police information about an investigation into her $4 billion (£3.5 billion) cryptocurrency fraud before her disappearance.

A Munich-based lawyer is facing charges relating to a transfer to the Cayman Islands on behalf of the "Cryptoqueen," while a husband and wife are being charged for handling $315.4 million worth of OneCoin customer payments.

Europol records suggest Ruja Ignatova knew about efforts to arrest her before she fled.

Alleged accomplices to Ruja Ignatova’s have been brought to court and charged for their reported role in the Cryptoqueen’s scheme.

From George the Poet's boundary-breaking pod to a Shipping Forecast remix

The Telegraph's regular reviewers select the very best books of the year so far, from fiction and crime to history and biographies