Dr Ruja Ignatova persuaded millions to join her financial revolution. Then she disappeared. Why? Jamie Bartlett presents a story of greed, deceit and herd madness.
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How mysterious friends in influential places may have helped Ruja stay one step ahead. A massive revelation we only now know, but which Ruja knew years earlier. more
The Missing Cryptoqueen is back with episode 11 on October 19th. more
Really enjoying this show. although it’s following an ongoing story that’s been slow to unfold, they've avoided the urge to put out content for the sake of filling air time which I appreciate. Looking forward to the next episodes. more
Thanks for the 6 min update episode including 2.5 min of ads. Top notch stuff
The wait for a new episode is nearly unbearable. more
Hahahaha I love this stuff. Cryptocurrency was supposedly invented to be a ‘currency of the people’ so the big bad greedy banks and governments could no longer control the financial system. How ironic it is that the fools who ‘invested’ did so with one thing in mind - greed. You can’t protect the unwashed masses from themselves.
It’s end of November already when is next episode? 😊
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