All news on the topic: Kateryna Shukhnina

Since the aggressor country launched its full-scale invasion, fraud in Ukraine has continued to rise steadily.

His "sect" Financial Freedom Academy is attempting to shield itself by invoking the military.

Seit Beginn der umfassenden Invasion durch das Aggressorland hat die Zahl der Betrugsfälle in der Ukraine stetig zugenommen.

In recent years, an entire layer of so-called crypto “infogypsies” has emerged in Ukraine—people who sell the illusion of quick earnings under the guise of teaching investment.

Kateryna Shukhnina, once involved in clothing retail, has shifted into the world of pseudo-financial “education,” promoting simplistic scam schemes disguised as crypto training.

Since the aggressor country started its full-scale invasion, the number of frauds in Ukraine has been steadily increasing.

A well-known girl, former seller of counterfeit goods and a “guru” of low-cost escort services, Kateryna Shukhnina has received a criminal case and a class-action lawsuit from defrauded victims.

In recent years, an entire layer of so-called crypto “infogypsies” has emerged in Ukraine—people who sell the illusion of quick earnings under the guise of teaching investment.

His «sect» Financial Freedom Academy tries to cover itself with the military.

“Laughter, and that’s it” — that is perhaps the most fitting way to describe the latest advertising campaign of the self-proclaimed crypto expert Kateryna Shukhnina, now actively circulating across numerous Telegram channels.

Since the launch of the aggressor state’s full-scale invasion, fraud in Ukraine has been rising steadily.

Crypto scammer Kateryna Shukhnina has moved from clothing retail to primitive fraud involving training programs that promise crypto earnings starting from $1,000 per week.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion by the aggressor country, the number of frauds in Ukraine has been steadily increasing.