Cryptocurrency has become a tool in funding Ukraine’s war effort. as paulvigna explains WSJWhatsNow
Kuna, Ukraine’s largest crypto exchange, has emerged as central hub for the country’s efforts to raise funds via cryptocurrencies
Since Russia invaded Ukraine at the end of February, the U.S. and allied countries have imposed heavy sanctions on Russia. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday dives into how these sanctions are affecting everyone from President Vladimir Putin to everyday Russian citizens. Photo: Pavel Golovkin/Associated PressThe founder of Ukraine’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Kuna, has been sleeping only a few hours a day sinceTrading of cryptocurrencies on Kuna has jumped since the war began.
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