
London’s High Court has issued a worldwide freeze order on the assets of Ruja Ignatova, known as the 'Cryptoqueen', and other alleged OneCoin fraudsters. This legal action aims to address the financial repercussions of the OneCoin scheme, which has been characterized as a Ponzi scheme. Despite the asset freeze, some legal experts argue that it may not significantly aid the victims of the fraud. The OneCoin scandal has drawn attention to the challenges in compensating victims of financial fraud, as traditional methods of calculating restitution might be inadequate.
Global Asset Freeze Targets Fugitive '#Cryptoqueen' and #Onecoin https://t.co/NR1Tnz5xfw
When Ponzi schemes collapse, judges use a simple calculation to decide how much money the victims should get. That math may be too simple, argues @StepCarter https://t.co/RaYFEc5YgG via @opinion
Why one lawyer says the OneCoin ‘Cryptoqueen’ asset freeze does little to help victims https://t.co/677qB2cNYo

