by Mykhailo Romanenko is a non-public and little-known figure in Ukraine. However, he is widely known in cryptocurrency circles. He is also one of the youngest billionaires not only among Ukrainians but also among Europeans in general. He is 35 years old, and his wealth is already estimated at nearly $1.5 billion.
To be more precise, not even estimated, but constitute. This is evidenced by the balance in his cryptocurrency wallet. In this case, it’s about Bitcoin.
Also, thanks to social networks, it was possible to find out that Ukrainian Mykhailo Romanenko became one of the first owners of the Bugatti Centodieci. This hypercar was released in honor of the classic Bugatti EB110 of the 90s. Centodieci means “one hundred ten” in Italian and refers to Bugatti’s 110th anniversary. The limited edition of the hypercar consists of only 10 units, making it a very rare and exclusive vehicle. And also very expensive ($10 million).
Who is Mykhailo Romanenko?
He is a co-founder of Danvel Group Corporation, which we have already mentioned in the article about Nazar Babenko’s Bugatti Divo, a native of Dnipro, who is a partner of Mykhailo Romanenko (originally from Chernivtsi, lives in Kyiv but often abroad now). This group includes Danvel LTD and Eternity Business Limited (main activities are asset management for private investors and venture funds).
As can be seen, Romanenko and his companies were nominated this year by the International Investment Congress for the title of “Best Investment Product” of the year and “Best Partner Program” of the year.
Interestingly, in 2022, Danvel Group Corporation acted as the information partner of “Formula 1” in Monaco.
Note: Mykhailo Romanenko founded his corporation in 2014. At that time, he opened a small office in Kyiv with only 2 traders. Today, Mykhailo’s team is among the TOP-20 largest global teams in financial market trading. The corporation’s branches are located in Dubai, London, Zurich, Vienna, and Singapore. Danvel LTD collaborates with JPMorgan Chase, China Construction Bank, ALIPAY, HSBC, BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, etc.
