Russia's unprovoked war on Ukraine is shaking up crypto in unprecedented ways.

Crypto exchange Binance has blocked transactions with Mastercard and Visa cards issued in the Russian Federation. The trading platform announced the move after the American payment giants decided to halt operations in Russia over its military invasion of Ukraine. Russians Unable to Use Their Mastercard and Visa Cards on Binance Starting on Wednesday, March 9, […]

Bitcoin has fallen again. After a week or so of the world’s number one digital currency rising back above $40,000 and staying within that range, it looks like the asset has taken another tumble and at the time of writing, is trading for around $39,000 per unit. Bitcoin Takes Another Dive It appears the fight...

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The cryptocurrency market has jumped after a shaky couple of days. Affected by the ongoing fallout from the Ukraine-Russia conflict, its total cap had slid [...]

Both Reuters and BBC, citing Russian state TV, report the Russian president Vladimir Putin has signed a new law that allows him to seize the bank deposits of Russians. Reuters...

Meanwhile, as the war between Russia and Ukraine ravages, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes that cryptocurrencies are emerging as the lifeline for Russians as the nation faces heavy sanctions. (Read More)

As Bitcoin falls back, the US dollar strengthened following impressive economic statistics that indicated the number of jobs generated in the US, among other related factors, increased far more than projected. Bitcoin – the world’s alpha dog cryptocurrency – slid down into Sunday’s weekly closing, with geopolitical frictions and concomitant macro sluggishness firmly on the…

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Crypto and blockchain adoption move ahead despite – or even because of – political uncertainty in February.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has brought many problems for the whole world. The US, UK, EU, and other countries have applied measures to curb the Russian economy. After damaging the traditional markets, the Union of different countries is now aiming with sanctions at the Cryptocurrency and NFT markets in Russia. In this bid, Japan’s

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In a rare move, Singapore introduced sanctions against Russia over its Ukrainian invasion. The sanctions include restriction over the Russian Central Bank, cryptocurrency transactions, an export ban on electronics, and military. Singapore known as the financial hub of Asia rarely applies economic restrictions over any country. Rare action taken by Singapore This is the first

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Bitcoin has surged. The world’s number one digital currency by market cap is once again trading above the $40,000 mark, meaning the Russian invasion of Ukraine may be having sudden opposite effects. Ukraine Invasion May Have Aided BTC Over the past week, the world watched in horror as Russia invaded its neighbor Ukraine. The price...

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