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Fundraising Platform Says It Raised and Distributed 2 Million USDT to Ukrainians
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Data Shows Global Financial Conditions Tightest in 2 Years, Shaky Bond Markets Point to Long-Run Inflation
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Report: Official Says Switzerland May ‘Target’ Crypto Assets Belonging to Sanctioned Russians
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G7 Countries, EU Taking Measures to Prevent Crypto Use to Evade Sanctions
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Billionaire Bill Miller Shares Current Crypto Outlook: ‘It’s Very Bullish for Bitcoin’
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Anonymous Offers Over $50K in Bitcoin for Each Surrendered Russian Tank
In its latest efforts to destabilize the Russian invasion in Ukraine, the hacker group Anonymous offered Russian troops over $50k in Bitcoin in exchange for their tanks. According to Ukrainian media, the cyber hacking group will pay $52k in Bitcoin ($5 million Russan Rubles) for each surrendered tank. According to a report by Metro, Anonymous is telling Russians to put a white flag on their tanks and use the password “million” to show that they surrender and to claim the rewards. The hacking group has been highly vocal on Twitter regarding its attack against the Russian government and its banks.
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Cryptocurrency Exchanges Refuse to Freeze Russian Accounts Despite Request by Ukraine
Last week, Ukraine’s vice prime minister Mykhailo Fedorov requested major cryptocurrency exchanges to block addresses of Russian users. However, major cryptocurrency exchanges refused to sanction Russian accounts without a legal order. As the world is watching the Russia-Ukraine war, it’s clear that the west is looking to sanction Russia for its invasion in an attempt to incentivize peace and prevent a potential scenario for World War III. However, it’s important to note that attacking innocent Russian citizens who have little to no say regarding their government’s actions will not provide any relief to Ukraine or its people. So far, Binance,
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