Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
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Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#2Bitcoin is no different. It's just a scam on a much longer timescale.
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#3My bet is she was a front for some Eastern EU or EEU mafia group and now rests in a concrete-filled barrel at the bottom of Black Sea, with all the money taking multiple round trips through off-shore banks, never to be found by their MLM "investors" again.
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#4Everything else aside, this article has an unbelievable amount of typos for a mainstream publication
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#5Bitcoin is no different. It's just a scam on a much longer timescale.
Someone did not put 100 usd in bitcoin in 2010 and hodl it. Anyway, fiat currencies are a scam, on a much longer timescale. How much was 1 usd in 1900 in comparison to 1 usd today?
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#6Bitcoin is no different. It's just a scam on a much longer timescale.
Faith is the only difference between scam and valuable. USD/CAD is also just paper blessed by a central bank..
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#7My bet is she was a front for some Eastern EU or EEU mafia group and now rests in a concrete-filled barrel at the bottom of Black Sea, with all the money taking multiple round trips through off-shore banks, never to be found by their MLM "investors" again.
Was my thought as well. It’s a shame they killed her off, she seemed like a nice woman despite it all. Who knows if that kind of life was even worth it. Seems like by the time you find out, you’re already in too deep and have to keep going.
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#8Steals billions of dollars then catches a RyanAir flight?!
RyanAir has to be the most budget airline I’ve ever been on...
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#9Why, with all that money, didn't they simply buy a Blockchain? It's not hard, fork bitcoin, build something on Ethereum. Or did it simply not matter for the pyramid scheme? If in the end they had a crappy Blockchain and the investors would have gotten their coins, would they've been guilty of anything?
Re: Cryptoqueen: A woman scammed the world, then vanished
#10Why, with all that money, didn't they simply buy a Blockchain? It's not hard, fork bitcoin, build something on Ethereum. Or did it simply not matter for the pyramid scheme? If in the end they had a crappy Blockchain and the investors would have gotten their coins, would they've been guilty of anything?
It seems like they tried, but no blockchain expert would go near it because it was so clearly a Ponzi-type scheme. Just look at the website: http://web.archive.org/web/20150302021347/http://www.onecoin...