When Bitcoin launched in 2009, it sparked a frenzy of excitement among investors and led to a proliferation of other virtual currencies. It’s also given rise to rampant fraud, as scammers exploit people who are struggling to make sense of a constantly evolving financial technology. What should you look for when choosing an investment platform? What are some of the signs of fraud? Today in our Sunday special report, we delve into the world of virtual currencies and see what it’s all about. This isn’t a concert. It’s an event promoting a new type of virtual currency, the OneCoin. The event was hosted by Ruja Ignatova, also known as the Cryptoqueen. She founded OneCoin in 2014, billing it as the next Bitcoin. Investors sunk more than US$5 billion in the currency, but in 2018, OneCoi
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