The ‘Cryptoqueen’ who made FBI’s most wanted after $4 billion heist was rumored killed—but evidence leaves more questions than answers

By cineramaFebruary 24, 2023Bitcoin Business

Ruja Ignatova was declared one of the FBI’s most wanted fugitives in 2022. The “Cryptoqueen” vanished more than five years ago with more than $4 billion, and at least […]

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The ‘Cryptoqueen’ who made FBI’s most wanted after $4 billion heist was rumored killed—but evidence leaves more questions than answers

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