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A Ukrainian family who fled Kyiv is launching a charity NFT collection to raise money for CARE International's Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.

The IRC and the Stellar Development Foundation are piloting a blockchain-powered cash disbursement system in Ukraine.

The U.S. wants to understand how crypto is impacting sanctions enforcement and take strong measures to prevent evasion.

Hacktivist group Belarusian Cyber Partisans listed NFTs of Belarusian President Lukashenko passport information for sale on OpenSea only for the collection to be promptly delisted.

The Security Service of Ukraine said it has arrested an individual who was raising funds via crypto to support Russian forces.

Ukraine spent more than $38 million to provide military equipment, armor clothes, medicines and vehicles for its defenders

Coinbase has asked select users to provide documents that prove they are not subject to EU sanctions before May 30.

Every verified Ukrainian refugee that applies for Binance's crypto card will get 75 BUSD per month for the next three months.

Ukraine’s central bank has banned the use of cryptocurrencies and Ukrainians can only us foreign currency to purchase crypto with a hryvnia limit ($3,400) per month.

The Belarusian crypto exchange Currency.com announced on Tuesday they will put a halt on trading on behalf of Russian citizens following Russia’s invasion and war in Ukraine.

The armed conflict between Ukraine and Russia is likely to have consequences that stretch beyond the military level, with its effects already being felt throughout the crypto space.

An address linked to Alameda Research shows borrowing and selling activity which some say is responsible for the $WAVES downturn — a claim denied by its CEO.

Ukraine intends to use the proceeds from its NFT sales to rebuild museums, theatres and other cultural and heritage sites that have been destroyed amid its war with Russia.

Bitcoin value would be between $1.3 million to $4.8 million if it becomes the global reserve currency, according to VanEck

To raise awareness against atrocities against children in Ukraine, 38 artists have collaborated to create an interactive NFT called ‘Mariupol.’

What many have suspected, but was difficult to actually prove, has now been confirmed by crypto cybercrime experts Chainalysis: There is no evidence, whatsoever, that sanctioned Russian entities are using crypto to evade sanctions.

Crypto analysts have opined that the current price performance of Bitcoin makes it hard for anyone to be bearish.

The IMF's managing directors want a strong dollar and sanctions, but fear the potential use of Bitcoin in the global financial system.