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Germany Seizes €10 Million of Missing OneCoin Cryptoqueen’s Assets

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Authorities in Germany have managed to take control over millions of euros’ worth of assets allegedly belonging to OneCoin’s founder, Ruja Ignatova. The funds will be used to compensate victims of the fraudulent scheme founded by the woman dubbed “Cryptoqueen” who is still wanted around the world. German prosecutors seize millions in Cryptoqueen money The...

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Authorities in several countries around the world are still searching for Ruza Ignatova - more than a year after German prosecutors charged her for her alleged role in the Onecoin cryptocurrency scam, DPA reported. The whereabouts of Ignatova, who has been wanted for years, remain unknown. Today, the Bielefeld prosecutor's office announced that it had managed to seize around 10.1 million euros from the assets of the self-proclaimed "crypto queen…

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Even a year after the indictment against the inventor of the alleged cryptocurrency Onecoin, Ruja Ignatova continues to be prosecuted internationally for fraud. Her whereabouts are still unknown, but according to Bielefeld's public prosecutor's office it has now been possible to collect some 10.1 million euros from the assets of the self-appointed "Krypto-Queen".

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Ruja Ignatova is regarded as the inventor of the alleged cryptocurrency Onecoin. She is still being prosecuted internationally for fraud, but there is good news for some victims.

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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