US Increases Reward for Fugitive 'Cryptoqueen' to $5 Million
Ruja Ignatova, wanted for a $4 billion cryptocurrency fraud, has evaded capture since 2017.
- The FBI and US State Department have raised the reward for information leading to Ignatova's arrest or conviction.
- Ignatova, co-founder of the OneCoin scam, is accused of defrauding millions of investors.
- She was last seen traveling from Bulgaria to Greece and may have altered her appearance.
- Authorities suspect she might be traveling on a German passport and could be in Eastern Europe or the Middle East.
- Ignatova's associates have been convicted, but her whereabouts remain unknown.