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Monaco royal family tragedy
Prince Albert's cousin dies after falling 40ft amid cryptocurrency scandal rumors.
In brief
Prince Albert's cousin dies after falling 40ft amid cryptocurrency scandal rumors. 29-year-old Antoine de Massy, Prince Albert's cousin, died after falling 40ft in Monaco, sparking cryptocurrency scandal investigations. Originally reported by Dailymail.
Grimaldi dynasty tragedy
The Grimaldi dynasty has faced repeated tragedies similar to the Kennedy family.
Prince Albert's cousin dies
29-year-old Antoine de Massy, Prince Albert's cousin, was found dead in a public garden in Monaco.
Fall of 40ft
De Massy is believed to have fallen 40ft from a building in the area.
Cryptocurrency scandal rumors
A Ukrainian national was arrested in connection with De Massy's death amid cryptocurrency scandal rumors.
Zondacrypto connection
De Massy was reportedly linked to the cryptocurrency exchange Zondacrypto, which collapsed in 2026.
Zondacrypto collapse
Zondacrypto, a Polish company, collapsed in 2026, causing at least 79.5million euros in losses.
Investigation underway
Police are investigating the circumstances of De Massy's death and his possible cryptocurrency connections.
Prince Albert's family history
Prince Albert's family has faced multiple tragedies including Princess Grace's death in 1982.
Princess Grace's death
Princess Grace died in a car accident in 1982 after driving with her daughter.
Prince Albert's marriages
Prince Albert has been married twice, with his second wife Princess Charlène.
Prince Albert's children
Prince Albert has acknowledged two children with former partners: Alexandre Grimaldi and Jazmin Grace Grimaldi.
Antoine de Massy's background
Antoine de Massy was a tennis player with ambitions to represent Monaco at the Olympics.
Antoine de Massy's death
Antoine de Massy died at age 29 after falling 40ft in Monaco.
Grimaldi curse
The Grimaldi family is said to be cursed with repeated tragedies similar to the Kennedy family.
Monaco's financial scrutiny
Monaco has been under increased scrutiny by the Financial Action Task Force since 2024 for money laundering.
Monaco's financial risks
Monaco is on the international grey list of high-risk countries for money laundering.
The bottom line
29-year-old Antoine de Massy, Prince Albert's cousin, died after falling 40ft in Monaco, sparking cryptocurrency scandal investigations.
