2022-02-28

Daily Digest – February 28th

• Western Allies Kick Selected Russian Banks out of SWIFT while Cryptocurrency Firms Slam Their Own Sanctions.

• Cryptocurrency Donations Flow in for Ukraine Running into over $10 million in Under a Week.

• South Korea Advances Foray into the Metaverse With Almost 200 Million Fund.

• Bitcoin and Ethereum Win Before The End Of February With The Spike In Non-Zero Bitcoin Addresses And Decline In Gas Fees.

Elon Musk, Vitalik Buterin, Changpeng Zhao, and Other Crypto Influencers Send Support to Ukraine

After the open Russian aggression on Ukraine, the democratic world – including the crypto space – has united to help Ukraine. Even the internet fights between the proponents of full decentralization and crypto regulators have subsided...

Anonymous Returns to Fight for Ukraine

The infamous Anonymous came back from the silence to join Ukraine in its fight against the Russian Federation.The international hacktivist collective, which calls itself anonymous and has never revealed its identity, declared cyberwar against Russian governmental and financial institutions after Russian forces entered Ukraine’s territory and started a full-scale war last Thursday...

NFT Project Raises $1M for Humanitarian Aid in Ukraine in 30 SecondsReli3f is a humanitarian aid project founded by Web 3.0 artists amid the Russian invasion and brutal war in Ukraine.

Binance Starts Work with Complying to Sanctions on Russia Imposed by Western Government

Binance is working to comply with the sanctions on Russia, which have been imposed by Western governments, following the invasion of Ukraine. Additionaly, Binance  announced that they are donating $10 million to the Ukraine Humanitarian Effort and will launch a crypto-first crowdfunding site to further help provide aid to Ukraine...

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