The search for Yadi Zhang, also known as Zhimin Qian, the infamous 'Crypto Queen' involved in a £3 billion cryptocurrency scam, is still ongoing internationally.

Zhang, who fled to the UK in 2017, is suspected of orchestrating a major fraud scheme that affected over 128,000 investors in China.

Recent reports reveal that Zhang may be actively transferring stolen Bitcoin to different countries, despite efforts to track her down.

Investigations have revealed that Zhang managed to escape the UK with about 4,500 Bitcoin, valued at around £250 million, which has not been recovered yet.

Authorities traced some of the stolen Bitcoin to a Chinese exchange in late January, indicating that the illicit funds are still in circulation.

Zhang's extravagant plans, such as wanting to buy a European country and declaring herself a queen with diplomatic immunity, have captured public interest.

Her disappearance right before a police interview in September 2020 has added to the mystery and complexity of the case.

Law enforcement agencies are facing challenges due to Zhang's evasion tactics and multiple false passports, but they remain determined to arrest her and reclaim the stolen assets.