Haki, wpływy, kłamstwa. Jak były agent CBA zarobił pół miliona u szefa Zondy
Summary
Former CBA agent Artur Chodziński billed Przemysław Kral, the owner of Zondacrypto, 15,000 euros monthly for over a year, promising to influence Polish institutions and secure meetings with high-profile politicians. In exchange for this payment, Chodziński provided Kral with detailed dossiers on journalist Michał Fui and Nicole Suszek, the sister of BitBay founder Paweł Kowalski, including their home addresses, phone numbers, and emails. He also claimed to have secured a meeting with PiS politician Przemysław Czarnek and asserted he could arrange a meeting with Viktor Orbán, though Kral denies knowing Chodziński. The payments were made through invoices issued by Chodziński's company Astrea Consulting to a Czech entity linked to Kral, totaling over 500,000 zł.
Key points
- Chodziński billed Kral 15,000 euros monthly for over a year, totaling over 500,000 zł.
- He provided Kral with detailed dossiers on TVN24 journalist Michał Fui and Nicole Suszek, including personal data.
- Chodziński claimed to have influenced officials at the National Security Bureau (BBN) and secured a meeting with Przemysław Czarnek.
- He promised Kral a meeting with an oligarch from Viktor Orbán's circle to buy Zondacrypto, a claim Kral denies.
- Chodziński's colleagues at the Frontline Foundation stated he hid his payments from them for 10 months.
Timeline
Chodziński met Krala w Monachium na meczu Ligi Mistrów Bayern kontra Atalanta Bergamo, gdzie Zondacrypto była sponsorem.
Chodziński contacted Kral, claiming to have met with a BBN advisor and arranged a meeting with Sławomir Cenckiewicz and KPRP representatives.
“"Tak jak mówiłem - brzydki" - ocenia”
Background
Artur Chodziński is a former journalist and CBA agent who founded Astrea Consulting in January 2024 and co-founded the Frontline Foundation.
Why it matters
The revelations further complicate the investigation into Zondacrypto, which has been linked to the disappearance of 99% of its funds and alleged Russian involvement.