Cryptocurrency is a new cash of Ukrainian powerful. According to the results of the Declaration Campaign in 2024, more than two thousand civil servants officially indicated in their documents digital assets. This is a new record.
According to the analysis of the adanded, cryptocurrency is becoming an increasingly popular tool for conservation of capital among officials. If the full -scale invasion of such declarations was twice less, now 2 113 people were declared cryptocons - 10% more than in 2023.
The National Police of Ukraine headed the list - here 322 officials declared digital assets. This is 15% of all cryptocurrency officials.
Next in the list:
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240 prosecutors;
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227 judges;
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119 representatives of city councils;
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77 military from the Armed Forces;
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38 NABU staff.
The largest "cryptodeclar" lives in the capital and the region - 767 officials, of which:
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582 in Kiev;
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185 in the Kiev region.
Other regions:
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Kharkiv region - 172;
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Dnipropetrovsk - 167;
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Lviv region - 133.
Which of the officials has the most cryptocurrency
Oleg Bondarenko, Chairman of the Committee on Ecology, became the absolute record holder in terms of the number of declared bitcoins - 80 BTC, which is equal to UAH 279.4 million at the rate of April 1, 2025.
MP Sergei Mizel owns the highest amount of Ethereum - 200 ETH tokens (approximately UAH 15.5 million).
The leader in the crypto-dollar (USDT) was the representative of the Prosecutor General's Office Vitaliy Brovko, who declared 847 908 USDT (about 35 million UAH).
Several former officials have announced the loss of access to their cryptomamen. The loudest occasions:
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Roman Saramaga, an expirer of the Head of the State Geogador, declared 380.95 BTC in 2021 (today it was UAH 1.33 billion), but in 2024 he stated that access to them was lost.
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Igor Osipov, a deputy of the Podilsky district council in Odesa region, also disappeared from 1 800 ETH (about 140 million UAH).
Analysts suggest that cryptocurrency among Ukrainian civil servants performs a dual function - as a means of conservation in an unstable economy, and as an alternative to classical financial instruments that are more difficult to track.
The increase in such declarations raises questions about the transparency of the origin of funds, as well as the need to strengthen state control over the circulation of cryptocurrencies among officials.
