
German prosecutors seize over $11 million of Cryptoqueen funds to compensate victims
- —€10.1 million ($11.4 million) seized from sale of two Kensington flats
- —The flats, valued at £12.5–13.5 million, were held through shell companies
- —A Guernsey court ordered another £8.59 million from Ignatova's account seized
- —German prosecutors filed charges against her in September 2025
Why it matters: OneCoin remains one of crypto's largest frauds, and the recovery of funds for victims continues years after the scheme collapsed.
Source: Cryptopolitan
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