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Following on from the announcement he’s leaving OneCoin earlier this week, Cordel “King” Jayms has put out a video going into greater detail. Titled “King Jayms’ Final Decision”, the video was uploaded to Jayms’ personal YouTube channel on May 13th, 2023.

OneCoin’s current highest ranking promoter has quit the Ponzi scheme. Instead of just admitting there’s nobody left to scam, Cordel King Jayms is citing “personal reasons”.

Björn Strehl, OneCoin founder Ruja Ignatova’s ex-husband, has been charged with money laundering. German prosecutors from Darmstadt have completed their investigation into Strehl. Their findings have now been forwarded to Darmstadt’s Regional Court.

Bulgarian crimelords and their associates are targeting whistleblower journalists exposing links between OneCoin, Bulgarian organized crime and local authorities. Instead of investigating OneCoin and the ongoing criminal activities surrounding the Ponzi scheme, Attorney General Ivan Geshev frames whistleblower reports as “an alleged plot to incriminate him and high-ranking magistrates and police officers”.

Payment processor CoinPayments is still providing financial services to the $4 billion OneCoin Ponzi scheme. This follows a categorical denial from CoinPayments in June 2022.

Irina Dilkinska was OneCoin’s Head of Legal and Compliance. She worked closely with founder Ruja Ignatova and other OneCoin executives. Dilkinska was secretly arrested in Bulgaria back in 2021. She was finally handed over to US officials on March 20th. They promptly put Dilkinska on a plane, and she touched down in the US on [Continue reading…]

A consented to preliminary order has pegged Gilbert Armenta’s OneCoin forfeiture at over $50 million dollars.

Last last week BIRD, the Bureau for Investigative Reporting and Data, published an article suggesting Ruja Ignatova was murdered in 2018. It’s a well researched theory and supported by documents linked to law enforcement. Here’s why I think it doesn’t hold up.

Aron, Stephan and Christian Steinkeller have been outed as clients of the Eliminalia reputation management agency. Eliminalia is notoriously known for their blackhat approach to “erasing” their client’s past.

Gilbert Armenta’s OneCoin crimes called for a 100 year sentencing guideline. In the lead up to his sentencing, Armenta’s lawyers asked for time served due to the conditions at MCC New York. The DOJ asked for seven years, stating that “any sentence of less than five years’ imprisonment would not (be appropriate).” Following a “lengthy [Continue reading…]