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Dr Ruja cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme. An Arm and a Leg
From: Samurai (BushMesh)
29-Sep
In June 2016, Dr Ruja Ignatova told an audience of thousands at Wembley Arena that her new cryptocurrency, OneCoin, was a "Bitcoin killer" and would make early investors rich. Many in the crowd had already poured in their life savings. Many more followed. About £2bn from across the world was spent on OneCoin tokens, including tens of millions of pounds from British families. Then, in late 2017, Ruja disappeared and the scheme was exposed to be a scam. There was no cryptocurrency. It was an old-fashioned Ponzi scheme. For 18 months, I've investigated the scandal for BBC Sounds, for the podcast The Missing Cryptoqueen, alongside my producer, Georgia Catt. After a break, we returned for a new episode last week, which focused in part on the UK's Financial Conduct Authority.
By Jamie Bartlett
Presenter, The Missing Cryptoqueen
Published 11 August
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53721017
From: Samurai (BushMesh)
29-Sep
Bitcoin fraud well know PONZI SCHEME
'Fake Bitcoin' - How this Woman Scammed the World, then Vanished
- 8 Feb 2020 ColdFusion
https://youtu.be/64xcgvEJ3Ys
Onecoin promised the world, but only proved to be a trail of destruction.
From: AuntBetsie
2-Oct
Why is this scamming group still in full function?
More people should be arrested!
From: AuntBetsie
5-Oct
Too many financial crooks are out there and not everyone is keeping tracking records!
From: polinious
7-Oct
Apparently this woman did not lie that much, every foolish investor ended up with ONE COIN! 
- Edited 07 October 2020 12:08 by polinious
