OneCoin Fraud – The Disappearance of the CryptoQueen

#OneCoinScam , initiated in 2014 by Ruja Ignatova, claimed to be “the next Bitcoin” but ultimately became one of the largest Ponzi schemes ever, swindling over $4–5 billion from investors globally. In contrast to genuine cryptocurrencies, OneCoin lacked a blockchain — it was merely fabricated figures in a database. In 2017, Ruja, who would later be called the “CryptoQueen,” vanished mysteriously after getting on a flight to Greece. She has not been spotted again since that time.

Currently, she ranks among the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted fugitives, with a $5 million bounty for her capture. Several nations, such as the US, Germany, Bulgaria, and more, are searching for her — but it's unclear whether she’s concealing her identity, receiving protection from organized crime, or if she’s already deceased. Although officials have seized and retrieved hundreds of millions in assets, properties, and accounts, the majority of victims continue to await justice.

The #OneCoin saga is not only a cryptocurrency fraud but also a real-life thriller packed with intrigue, criminal activity, and features one of the globe’s most wanted women who disappeared completely