A number of Verkhovna Rada deputies disclosed crypto holdings in their 2020 declarations.<\/p>\n
In terms of cryptocurrency holdings, Anatoliy Urbansky leads. As in the 2019 declaration, he listed<\/a> 4256 BTC and 4256 Bitcoin Cash. At the time of writing, this sum was equivalent to almost 7 billion hryvnias or $252 million.<\/p>\n Geo Lerosa’s cryptocurrency holdings also remained unchanged since 2019, according to the declaration<\/a> \u2014 he owns 49 BTC ($2.8 million) and 356 ETH (over $751,000).<\/p>\n Deputy Vasyl Mokhan’s declaration lists a variety of assets \u2014 in addition to Bitcoin and Ethereum, he owns<\/a> Litecoin, as well as XRP and NXT tokens.<\/p>\n People’s deputy Serhiy Velmozhnyi declared<\/a> 11,428 XMR (over $3 million) belonging to his son. The fact of cryptocurrency ownership by family members was recorded in declarations by several other deputies, including Dmitry Gurin, Yuriy Kamelychuk and Inna Sovsun.<\/p>\n Among the deputies who disclosed cryptocurrency in their declarations are also Oleksiy Ustenko, Oleksandr Gaydu, Yegor Chernev, Oleksandr Marikovsky and others.<\/p>\n Earlier, the income of Verkhovna Rada deputy Kira Rudik from selling cryptocurrencies more than doubled her salary<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n