TimTayshun | 6 years ago | on: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
My sources say that she acquired a real passport with real photo and fake identity from corrupt, but "legitimate" sources in Ukraine.
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TimTayshun | 6 years ago | on: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
Excerpts:
"And now it starts blinking guys!" (because just BEFORE a block is solved the counter indicates "you're almost there" by blinking. LMFAO!!)
"GO! GO! GO! MINE!"
TimTayshun | 6 years ago | on: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
Journalist Nikolai Stroyanov from Sofia's Kapitol (newspaper) took the following photos a few days ago, on Nov. 21, indicating what seemed to be a clearing out of the Onecoin offices:
TimTayshun | 6 years ago | on: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
Philosophically, Onecoin plagiarized so much from early bitcoin (ie., "bank the unbanked," "take money away from the banking structures & Govt.'s," etc).
Victims had mostly no tech background, whatsoever, and had been told that "decentralized" meant crime and anonymity, which they perceived as a bad thing which Onecoin's "centralized model" prevented.
They didn't know the usefulness or cruciality of even a block explorer.
So, for some, there were "fundamental reasons" for a cryptocurrency (sic) like Onecoin, in addition to the speculative nature of (real) cryptos, in general.
TimTayshun | 6 years ago | on: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
You guys need to hear this wiretap of her speaking with Gilbert Armenta, the "international money launderer" and *boyfriend.
Note: Both are married to other people. And FBI arrested Armenta and made him an informant. Ruja moved into the apartment underneath him and had a hole drilled through the ceiling so she could spy on him talking with his wife. It was due to this that she discovered later that he was a mole! And within the month, she fled into oblivion.
I was told by former leaders that she definitely put a lot of money into bitcoin, herself. Yet, in 2015 she told her victims that they could have their "coins frozen" (novel idea on a "blockchain," I know) if they "promoted any other projects or coins." She said that it would be as if a Coca-Cola driver was seen drinking Pepsi on the job.
She was such a greedy bitch that she didn't allow her victims to even put money in any real crypto. She wanted ALL their investment.
AUDIO: https://soundcloud.com/innercitypress/onecoins-ruja-ignatova...
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