The Skyway Capital Ponzi scheme might be running low on cash, prompting Skyway to announce both Skyway tokens and CryptoUnits.

Communication seems to be a problem at Skyway Ponzi HQ though, as both reload scams have been announced simultaneously.

This naturally caused confusion, prompting Skyway to issue clarification that they aren’t one and the same.

The launch of Skyway tokens is taking a backseat to CryptoUnits, which are supposedly good to go.

Before we continue, I just want to make a quick note on the silly claims that Skyway has nothing to do with the various shell companies it starts up.

Skyway is the brainchild of Anatoly Yunitskiy. Attached to Skyway are a whole bunch of companies bearing the Skyway name.

These companies, including Skyway Capital, Skyway Invest Group and the various Skyway (insert country that doesn’t care about scams here) money laundering companies are all essentially one and the same.

Yunitskiy focuses on being the public face of Skyway, while his Russian/Ukranian underlings manage the attached scams.

Evgeny Kudryashov (right), for example, runs the Skyway Capital. And there’s a separate stooge fronting each of Skyway’s companies.

These companies are usually formed in scam-friendly jurisdictions, where anything other than a “too little too late” regulatory warning is unlikely.

Why this setup? Plausible deniability.

Yunitskiy runs around wooing gullible governments and pretending to run a legit operation. If any of them bother to look into Skyway, a cursory inspection reveals a complicated corporate mess, which Yunitskiy denies having anything to do with.

“Me? I just make flying choo-choo. If someone scam using company name and happen to give me money, is not my problem.

Is like farmer sell potato to supermarket and potato go bad. Farmer’s problem? I think no.”

(Don’t laugh. This is an
actual pseudo-compliance argument
Skyway came up with a few days ago to explain away their Ponzi scheme.)

Skyway, Skyway Capital and Skyway Invest Group are used interchangeably in this article,
because they are literally the same company.

What both Skyway tokens and CryptoUnits have in common is that they are both typical MLM crypto exit-scams.

Tokens don’t exist yet but we know enough about CryptoUnits to spell this out for you.

According to Skyway marketing material, CryptoUnits will be released through their Skyway Invest Group shell company.

For the past year and a bit Skyway Invest Group has been soliciting investment in “sw shares”. That’s all been tossed and now they want people to hand over more money for CryptoUnits.

Skyway’s CryptoUnits’ is a shitcoin the company has yet to launch.

On its own CryptoUnits (CRU) bring nothing new to the cryptocurrency table, serving only as a vehicle for Skyway to continue to commit cryptocurrency fraud through.

Skyway Capital has been around scamming investors for a while now, so there’s a good possibility they’re having trouble keeping banking channels open.

Thus the

🤖 Quick Answer

What are Skyway tokens and CryptoUnits?
Skyway tokens and CryptoUnits are cryptocurrency-based investment vehicles announced by Skyway Capital. According to investigations, both were launched as reload scams following the scheme's cash shortage, creating investor confusion due to simultaneous announcements requiring subsequent clarification from company management.

Who is Anatoly Yunitskiy in relation to Skyway?
Anatoly Yunitskiy is the founder and brainchild behind Skyway Capital. He established multiple associated companies bearing the Skyway name, including Skyway Capital and Skyway Invest Group, which operate under his central direction and control structure.

Why did Skyway announce both tokens and CryptoUnits simultaneously?
The simultaneous announcement of Skyway tokens and CryptoUnits appears connected to cash flow difficulties within the Skyway Capital operation

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