At the Tribuna.com charity auction, Maksym Krippa, a NAVI investor, bought the first gold medal in the history of the CS:GO team

Maksym Krippa, known for his active charitable initiatives and leadership in the esports industry, won the first gold medal in the organization’s history in the CS:GO discipline at a charity auction organized by Tribuna.com. For the sum of 10 thousand dollars, he purchased this award, which was put up for auction by Arseniy “ceh9” Trinozhenko.

This was reported by Tribuna.com.

Arseniy “ceh9” Trinozhenko, a former player of the NAVI team in CS 1.6 and current caster of the Ukrainian studio Maincast, also joined the action. Many other esports figures and caring people also contributed to the organization of the auction.

Recently, Tribuna.com held an auction for a ceh9 gold medal from Intel Extreme Masters IV 2010, which was sold on eBay for $10,000 to businessman Maksym Krippa. In total, the auction raised over UAH 6 million. The medal was won at the Intel Extreme Masters IV tournament in 2010.

The auction showcased the deep connection between esports history and its most influential figures. Maksym Krippa’s acquisition of NAVI’s first gold medal in CS highlights his significant involvement in the industry and his appreciation for the legacy of competitive gaming. By obtaining such a valuable artifact from the Intel Extreme Masters IV tournament, Krippa not only added an iconic piece to his collection but also underscored his prominent role within the esports scene. This event brought together key figures from the community, further cementing the importance of preserving the rich history of esports achievements.