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Top crypto mogul discovered dead with gunshot wound to head inside Lamborghini
Konstantin Galich, a 32-year-old crypto influencer, died after a $400 billion cryptocurrency market crash linked to US-China tariff threats, with police investigating possible suicide.
- On Oct 11, Konstantin Galich, a 32-year-old Ukrainian crypto entrepreneur and co-founder of the Cryptology Key trading academy, was found dead inside his Lamborghini Urus in Kyiv's Obolonskyi district.
- Following a late-Friday tariff threat, markets and cryptocurrencies were hammered on Oct 10 as Bloomberg reported US$19 billion erased amid the U.S.-China flare-up.
- Kyiv Police Department said Konstantin Galich told relatives he was depressed and sent a farewell message on Oct 10; investigators found a firearm registered to him and treat it as a possible suicide.
- His death was confirmed on Galich's official Telegram channel and triggered tributes across the crypto world, while analysts said the crash was worse than 2020 volatility.
- The incident highlights the human cost behind volatile price charts and investor losses, arriving as Ukraine moves toward regulated digital finance while crypto remains largely unregulated in parts of Eastern Europe.
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The Death Of Crypto Mogul Konstantin Galich Amid Market Turmoil—From Crypto Highs To Tragic Lows
The cryptocurrency world was shaken in mid-October 2025 when news broke that Crypto Mogul Konstantin Galich, a well-known Ukrainian trader and entrepreneur, was found dead inside his Lamborghini in Kyiv. The sudden death of the 32-year-old, who was admired for his trading success and educational work in blockchain, left the global crypto community stunned. His passing came just as the market faced one of its biggest downturns of the year, prompt…
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