Royalty is not subject to the law, and Ruja Ignatova took it quite seriously. Known as the 'Cryptoqueen', she ripped off nearly 3 million investors and now she made it to the FBU's top-ten most wanted list.
“Crypto” is often used as an honorific inside the community. United States Securities and Exchange Commission member Hester Peirce is called Crypto Mom for her steadfast support for digital assets, and Time magazine crowned. When Ruja Ignatova was given the title “Cryptoqueen” in a 2019 true-crime podcast, however, it was with far less endearment.
Ignatova was the creator of OneCoin, a purported cryptocurrency that proved to be a Ponzi scheme. According to law enforcement, her OneCoin Ltd. has defrauded more than 3 million investors of more than $4 billion since 2014. Her company has also beenNow Ignatova can add “most wanted” to her titular stylings, thanks to the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation , which
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