Interesting you say whisleblowerfin's points are "speculation". He is giving you facts. Troubling facts if you sank your money into the onecoin scam, but facts nonetheless. Even if you ignore the mountains of other evidence that Onecoin is a fraud, consider his first point above: the company says Onecoin is worth EUR 6.95 /ea and yet sells it to gullible, ignorant "investors" for a deep discount from that, in fact less than 100 times what they say it is "worth". That makes absolutely no sense at all. Something is worth what someone else will pay you for it. Period. Something is not worth 100 times more than they charge you simply because these fraudsters say it is. If that doesn't convince you Onecoin is a fraud, then nothing will convince you until you realize your money is gone (and even then maybe you won't get it). But it gets much, much worse. Some people that have been tricked into buying a package on are FB looking for buyers and offering their Onecoins at less than 1 EUR each! Think about it. Just look at the facts, open your eyes, and use your mind.