Ekaterina Shukhnina: the founder of the non-existent crypto academy Profit Lady distributes advertising about a reward from Binance that she did not receive

A recent publication exposed the activities of Ekaterina Shukhnina, who poses as the founder of the non-existent “Profit Lady” academy and offers dubious services in the field of cryptocurrencies.

As it became known, Shukhnina created the website “profit-lady. com" in early 2024, where she allegedly has 7 years of experience working with cryptocurrencies. However, the offer agreement talks about providing abstract information that is unlikely to help clients earn the promised $1,000 per week. Funds for services are transferred to the accounts of third parties, which raises serious suspicions.

Particular attention should be paid to Shukhnina’s advertising materials, which are distributed in Telegram channels. They claim that she recently received a prestigious award from Binance during the 2024 Olympics in Paris. However, this claim turned out to be false as Binance did not hold any events in Paris in the last month. Moreover, the photos used in the advertisement were taken during the Binance event in September 2022, and not during the 2024 Olympics.

“The advertisement talks about the fact that Ekaterina Shukhnina recently received an award from Binance. But this is a complete, primitive LIE! Firstly: during the last month, Binance did not hold any events in Paris; and in general, there were no organized events related to crypto in Paris during the Olympics,” the message says.

On Ekaterina Shukhnina’s Instagram page “katia.crypto” (the time when she scammed naive people out of money without the so-called academy), there is a photo for September 14, 2022, where Shukhnina is recorded in the same clothes as, apparently, in during the 2024 Olympics received the award.

That is, Shukhnina took a 2022 photo from her visit to the Binance event in Paris for advertising and presented it as a fresh award during the Olympics. Binance did host the event in Paris, but on September 14-15, 2022. However, there is no evidence of Shukhnina’s award on the official Binance website or on the Internet.

Since Ekaterina presents the 2022 photo as a recent photo from the 2024 Olympics, the information disseminated in advertising is a primitive lie. If the award actually existed, Ekaterina Shukhnina could have placed a personal certificate in the advertisement and a link to a mention of the award on the official Binance website.

Let us recall that Ekaterina Shukhnina attracted attention as another scammer promising easy money on cryptocurrency. Promising to teach you how to earn $1,000 a week, Shukhnina is actively advertising online, but her proposals raise serious doubts, because she scams people in a very primitive way.