OneCoin was a Ponzi scheme that pulled in $4 billion from 2014 to 2016. OneCoin was not actively traded , nor could the coins be used to purchase anything. Its founder, Ruja Ignatova, has disappeared and co-founder Sebastian Greenwood is in jail in the U.S.
Read moreWhy did OneCoin fail?
$4B Ponzi Scheme OneCoin and ‘CryptoQueen’ Leader Found in Default in US Lawsuit. Ruja Ignatova, the self-appointed “CryptoQueen,” and the firm OneCoin that she founded have been found in default after failing to respond to a case over the alleged $4 billion scam cryptocurrency project .
Read moreCan I sell OneCoin?
The OneCoin leadership can create them at will at 0 cost. It’s basically changing one cell value in an Excel sheet. As to what it’s worth, it has no value since you can’t sell them to anyone else . So the answer here -again- is zero.
Read moreWhere can I buy OneCoin?
How to buy One Get Coin
Read moreHow can I buy OneCoin?
How to buy One Get Coin
Read moreIs OneCoin closed?
On 15 March 2016, the market opened again but no visible changes had been made; most of the transactions expired as before and daily limits stayed on. The exchange was shut down without notice in January 2017 , though individuals affiliated with the scheme continue to accept funds.
Read moreCan you buy an actual bit coin?
If you want to buy physical bitcoin, you can do so on a variety of online marketplaces . You will need to be careful that you are getting what you paid for. You should also take note that you are buying cryptocurrency, which can be highly volatile.
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