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Title: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: TomPluz on January 29, 2022, 08:03:41 AM
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Right now, there is a big possibility that Russia will eventually invade Ukraine and annexed it as part of the country just like the previous USSR set-up which Mr. Putin has been dreaming of, to relive the glorious days of the former empire. I am sure that the USA under its almost senile leadership of Joe Biden and Germany which is now under the nose of Kremlin due to energy issue - can never stop the aim of Putin. Of course, anything is possible...who knows maybe somewhere somehow diplomacy and possible economic embargo can still influence Putin to change his mind.


Now, in case the invasion can push through in time for the Winter Olympic in China...will this be a big factor to further dampen the cryptocurrency market or will it be an impetus for it to bounce back?






Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: mu_enrico on January 29, 2022, 01:58:16 PM
Crisis is bad for crypto as we have already experienced with COVID. At that time, the price was tanked below $6k, but luckily Tesla and Microstrategy pumped the price. I'd say the price movement of BTC goes along with Wall Street, so conflict is bad. The strange thing is that all bad things happen in seemingly bear market, like the universe is working in concert to rekt BTC price. Don't forget with the FUD about Russian banning crypto as well.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: gurunanakji777 on January 29, 2022, 02:21:47 PM
I feel there will be definitely some effect on the global market not only in the crypto market. I would say the issue must be resolved peacefully. If anything wrong happens it will impact the global market. Most probably the market will suffer and I hope sooner the matter will be resolved peacefully by both the countries.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: pacar_tiri on January 29, 2022, 11:02:24 PM
I feel there will be definitely some effect on the global market not only in the crypto market. I would say the issue must be resolved peacefully. If anything wrong happens it will impact the global market. Most probably the market will suffer and I hope sooner the matter will be resolved peacefully by both the countries.

You're right, I agree with this I think the issue must be resolved peacefully and we alll keep calm.
Russia, China, US will share negative issue, But crypto will survive.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on January 30, 2022, 02:50:58 PM
Now Putin does not intend to invade Ukraine. With more than 100,000 troops on its borders and significant offensive weapons, he is only seeking to force Ukraine to comply with the Minsk agreements that were forced upon it in the first invasion of Russian tanks and other equipment in 2014. The implementation of these agreements, as Putin sees it, may eventually lead to the loss of Ukraine's independence and a change in foreign policy. In 2014, Ukraine did not have anything to defend itself for various reasons. Now the situation has changed largely in favor of Ukraine. If there is an invasion, it will be a disaster for both states, but in the end Putin will still be defeated.
Local wars contribute to the growth of the cryptocurrency price in this region. But if in Russia the cryptocurrency will soon be completely banned, then of course, in Russia itself everything will be very bad and this will have a temporary negative impact on the entire cryptocurrency market.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on January 31, 2022, 01:49:10 PM
Of course there would be agitation. Of course there would be uncertainty. But if, and a big if, Putin and Russia invades Ukraine there would be a huge impact. Wars and big conflicts affect any currency or commodity, not just crypto
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Hisbullah on February 01, 2022, 04:30:46 PM
Of course there would be agitation. Of course there would be uncertainty. But if, and a big if, Putin and Russia invades Ukraine there would be a huge impact. Wars and big conflicts affect any currency or commodity, not just crypto

Yeah, not only on crypto but all commodity.
But It won't happen for long time.
I hope crypto will grow again, didn't effect from this problem, Putin invades Ukraine,
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Evgenklm on February 01, 2022, 08:19:02 PM
I think this will not affect the cryptocurrency market in any way, it is possible on the global and financial markets, but not on the cryptocurrency, during the pandemic the cryptocurrency was only growing, in general I would like world peace and the crypt would have already gone up)
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: MrSpasybo on February 02, 2022, 12:02:11 AM
I don't expect war, but if it does, I think financial markets will grow, especially gold and Bitcoin. The reason: people look to safer assets to hedge against risk. The advantage of Bitcoin's liquidity and safety will attract the attention of investors, especially those living in Russia & Ukraine.
I still hope we won't have war, war won't bring any benefit.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on February 09, 2022, 11:56:49 AM
I think that Putin is still not suicidal to invade Ukraine on a full scale. Today, Ukraine has a fairly strong army, and the United States, Europe and other states are helping Ukraine with weapons. Therefore, if Russian troops invade further, given that part of the territory of Ukraine was captured in 2014, then this time, in the end, Russia will lose. Putin must understand this. So far, the Russian army is being pulled to the borders of Ukraine to force Ukraine to comply with the disadvantageous Minsk agreements that were signed after the invasion of Putin's tanks and "grads" in 2014.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on February 09, 2022, 08:53:59 PM
It hasn't always been a good impact on crypto. I mean Putin's Ukraine invasion. However that being said, crypto is starting to recover and could be a good hedge fund for scared investors who don't want to lose money in other financial tools like forex
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Bliznec on February 10, 2022, 09:53:12 AM
Most likely it is the United States that wants to bring its rights to Ukraine, and Putin has nothing to do with it. The President of Ukraine behaved like a puppet in the eyes of other countries. By letting US troops into their territory. This is not very nice, in relation to Russia. The impact of this situation will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Master107 on February 10, 2022, 05:02:45 PM
Definitely crisis is bad to crypto. War is another face of crisis where crypto might be affected due to the fact that war is the triggering point to cut the internet connection and impose law. Once it is not resolve immediately crypto might be in downtrend again.

As far as I can see negotiations still on going between parties diplomatic way is better. Hopefully the single war will not be the opening to world war lll.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Afony on February 10, 2022, 05:04:18 PM
It is interesting that he is going to pick up there in Ukraine, he will not be up to cryptocurrencies, Ukrainians themselves will not want Putin to see there. Cryptocurrency as it was and will remain, no one will forbid and will continue to use it.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on February 10, 2022, 09:42:28 PM
Most likely it is the United States that wants to bring its rights to Ukraine, and Putin has nothing to do with it. The President of Ukraine behaved like a puppet in the eyes of other countries. By letting US troops into their territory. This is not very nice, in relation to Russia. The impact of this situation will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way.
I live in Ukraine and I can assure you that there were and are no US troops in Ukraine. However, there are Russian troops in the occupied part of Ukraine - the territory of Donbas and the Crimean peninsula, who have already killed about 15,000 Ukrainians since 2014. Putin brought his troops to the borders of Ukraine in order to blackmail Ukraine and force him to conclude an agreement that will eventually lead to the loss of Ukraine's independence. But the situation in recent years has changed not in favor of Russia. The Ukrainian army has grown stronger and Putin is not suicidal to openly attack Ukraine. In a few months, the situation will defuse, and Putin will step back in disgrace.
Cryptocurrency will still feel good in Ukraine.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Freemind on February 17, 2022, 10:22:08 AM
Most likely it is the United States that wants to bring its rights to Ukraine, and Putin has nothing to do with it. The President of Ukraine behaved like a puppet in the eyes of other countries. By letting US troops into their territory. This is not very nice, in relation to Russia. The impact of this situation will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way.

If the draft presented by the Russian finance minister, Anton Siluanov, is accepted, I think it is possible that it will affect the value of cryptocurrencies. If tensions between the two countries and the international community do not end soon, Russia would face heavy economic sanctions and the money the government would receive from taxes could partially ease those sanctions. What I wonder is what would be the reaction of the United States if Russia finally accepts cryptocurrencies.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: collinsjie on February 17, 2022, 10:56:57 AM
This news has been affecting the forex market. I don't is affecting the crypto market that much. The crypto market is experiencing progressive growth since last month.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on February 17, 2022, 06:32:37 PM
Most likely it is the United States that wants to bring its rights to Ukraine, and Putin has nothing to do with it. The President of Ukraine behaved like a puppet in the eyes of other countries. By letting US troops into their territory. This is not very nice, in relation to Russia. The impact of this situation will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way.
It turns out interesting. Let me briefly recall how events unfolded. Putin, taking advantage of the hospitality of Ukraine, having under a lease agreement part of the territory of Ukraine for his naval base on the territory of the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, sent his troops in 2014 to the entire peninsula and captured it, then held a referendum at gunpoint, where, of course, citizens, according to its results, spoke in favor of joining Russia.
Then he introduced several military sabotage groups into the Donbass and provoked riots there. In view of the virtual absence of combat-ready units in Ukraine, the people of Ukraine rose up and volunteer battalions, armed only with small arms, began to push Russian sabotage groups to the Russian border. Then, from the territory of Russia, they were hit with heavy artillery and multiple launch rocket systems, after which five battalion-tactical groups on tanks, fully armed, entered the territory of Ukraine and practically shot poorly armed volunteer battalions of Ukrainians. Again, under the barrel of tanks already, Ukraine was forced to sign the unfavorable Minsk agreements, and the invaders proclaimed two independent republics on the territories of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions of Ukraine occupied by the Russian military. Since then, for eight years now, these occupied territories have been constantly shelling the territory of Ukraine with all types of the most modern Russian weapons, since Putin has delivered hundreds of tanks and other weapons there.
I see here that Ukraine is being presented with claims that it dared to defend itself and turned to other states for help in order to pacify the aggressor?
Now Putin has once again surrounded Ukraine on three sides with his troops and is threatening to invade, forcing Ukraine to abandon its European Union and NATO course. But Ukraine already has a strong army with eight years of combat experience. If Putin gets into Ukraine again, he will get hit in the teeth. But he is used to attacking the weak. And here, although he still has superiority in almost everything, he is already afraid.
So: Putin has absolutely nothing to do with it? Maybe it was Ukraine that attacked Russia and occupied part of its territory?
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on February 17, 2022, 07:34:05 PM
Most likely it is the United States that wants to bring its rights to Ukraine, and Putin has nothing to do with it. The President of Ukraine behaved like a puppet in the eyes of other countries. By letting US troops into their territory. This is not very nice, in relation to Russia. The impact of this situation will not affect the cryptocurrency in any way.
I see that some on this forum are trying to present Putin, who has already killed more than 15,000 Ukrainians with the hands of his military, and, moreover, a significant part of civilians, almost like an angel.
It should be recalled that on December 5, 1994, the Presidents of Ukraine, the Russian Federation, the United States and the Prime Minister of Great Britain signed the Budapest Memorandum at a meeting on security and cooperation in Europe in Budapest. Ukraine, which at that time had the third largest nuclear potential among all the states of the world, undertook the obligation to become a non-nuclear power in exchange for the security guarantees provided to it.
This is an obligation "to respect the sovereignty and existing borders of Ukraine" (p. 1), "to refrain from the threat or use of force" and that "none of their weapons will ever be used against Ukraine."
Russia, which signed these agreements, in 2014, without declaring war, entered its armed forces on the territory of Ukraine on the instructions of Putin and still keeps part of its territory occupied - the Crimean peninsula and part of the Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: therozaq on April 01, 2022, 07:53:13 PM
I don't expect war, but if it does, I think financial markets will grow, especially gold and Bitcoin. The reason: people look to safer assets to hedge against risk. The advantage of Bitcoin's liquidity and safety will attract the attention of investors, especially those living in Russia & Ukraine.
I still hope we won't have war, war won't bring any benefit.

You're right, war won't bring any benefit.
It will have effect for many elements.
Keep peace , is better than war.
I think  Russia and Ukraine war didn't have effect more for crypto currency market.
Let's see until now crypto is still going up and we will see high demand every day.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on April 18, 2022, 09:50:01 PM
Everything in this world is interconnected. Ukraine, having significant areas of black soil, is a major supplier of food to almost one and a half hundred countries. Due to the fact that Russia is deliberately destroying infrastructure in Ukraine, including its agricultural sector, the UN, the IMF and other international organizations are already predicting that hunger may begin in many underdeveloped countries this year. There will be big negative changes both in Russia and in the countries that participate in international sanctions against it. Complicating the situation is the fact that Putin is stubborn and unwilling to admit his mistake by invading Ukraine. Therefore, the negative consequences of the war in the near future will only increase. There are too many factors to unambiguously say how this will affect the cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on April 19, 2022, 01:37:55 AM
This is a multifaceted question in that the war can affect crypto both positively and negatively. In fact Russia s mulling over adopting bitcoin as a legal tender after the rouble took a dive
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: shadowdio on April 19, 2022, 06:57:58 AM
I guess there will be effect the crypto market if Putin successfully invade Ukraine maybe the market will go dump and also the economy will go down but hopefully this war will stop because the whole world is affected, the gas price is increasing because of the war.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Bobcrypto on April 19, 2022, 09:55:20 AM
I think Russia invasion of Ukraine may not crash Bitcoin except the war becomes a world war conflict, similar to the previous wars. If you are following the current Bitcoin price trends, and the war effects, I think there is just little or no effect to prices of Bitcoin/altcoins. When Russia invaded Ukraine some weeks ago, btc was trading at around $37k to $38, at least, there has not been much significant difference compared to some past Bitcoin/altcoins price records.
In nutshell, I think Bitcoin/altcoins is doing well and may hit $50k in the full bull run.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: mahadev on April 19, 2022, 01:20:43 PM
I think Russia invasion of Ukraine may not crash Bitcoin except the war becomes a world war conflict, similar to the previous wars. If you are following the current Bitcoin price trends, and the war effects, I think there is just little or no effect to prices of Bitcoin/altcoins. When Russia invaded Ukraine some weeks ago, btc was trading at around $37k to $38, at least, there has not been much significant difference compared to some past Bitcoin/altcoins price records.
In nutshell, I think Bitcoin/altcoins is doing well and may hit $50k in the full bull run.

I agree I think bitcoin will touch  50K USD again, I don't believe  Russian and Ukraine war will effect to bitcoin , Hopefully it will good effect for bitcoin.
As we heard about news, Russian accept bitcoin fro gas and oil payment.
It will make crypto price pumps. Let's see.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: bayiajaib on April 19, 2022, 04:10:20 PM
Every people didn't want to war , they prefer in peaceful.
I think at the beginning we saw Russia and Ukraine war have  little effect for crypto currency, but I think It's not big problem.
if the war will continue for along time, I think it will have bad effect for all elements.
Crypto also will be influenced by war effect.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on April 22, 2022, 11:06:23 AM
Every people didn't want to war , they prefer in peaceful.
I think at the beginning we saw Russia and Ukraine war have  little effect for crypto currency, but I think It's not big problem.
if the war will continue for along time, I think it will have bad effect for all elements.
Crypto also will be influenced by war effect.
Putin and his entourage, with a military invasion of Ukraine, unleashed a war into which more and more states are gradually drawn. Condemning the aggression, the entire civilized world is providing all possible assistance to Ukraine financially and with military equipment in order to strengthen its defense capabilities. Quite tough sanctions are being introduced against Russia, and this significantly disrupts the normal trade process around the world. Inflation will rise, unemployment will rise, and serious food shortages may be felt in underdeveloped countries.
It is still difficult to predict how this will affect the cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on April 30, 2022, 06:43:35 PM
We may soon see an even greater increase in inflation and an increase in prices for many products that have not yet been.This will have a very strong impact on the cryptocurrency, primarily because it will affect the stock market with which the cryptocurrency is very strongly correlated.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: legend45 on May 04, 2022, 09:22:09 AM

Now, in case the invasion can push through in time for the Winter Olympic in China...will this be a big factor to further dampen the cryptocurrency market or will it be an impetus for it to bounce back?

It's difficult to say.
Russian invasion will have bad effect or current crypto is bearish bseason.
I think war will have bad effect and will make crypto go down because It's also bearish season.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: bitcoin-shark on May 04, 2022, 11:32:50 AM
I believe that the war between the two countries, given the sanctions, the embargo will increase the use of cryptocurrencies as an alternative to fiat payments, therefore the demand and consequently also their value will increase
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: smart_oa on May 04, 2022, 03:34:32 PM
Crypto currency has nothing to do with it and I do not see any negative effect yet. But there is some positive effects like we can see how people donate through cryptocurrency for Ukraine's war efforts. Not only that Russia is also planning to legalize crypto currency when they were against crypto currency a few months ago.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Vx1 on May 05, 2022, 07:36:54 AM
Crypto currency has nothing to do with it and I do not see any negative effect yet. But there is some positive effects like we can see how people donate through cryptocurrency for Ukraine's war efforts. Not only that Russia is also planning to legalize crypto currency when they were against crypto currency a few months ago.
If the two countries use Cryptocurrency for the needs of payment instruments or whatever, it will definitely have an impact on Cryptocurrency.  And I think this will have a positive impact, because Cryptocurrencies will be more and more used by the community. The hope is that the price of Crypto can continue to rise, and not go down.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Evgenklm on May 05, 2022, 08:02:55 AM
Obviously, this will not lead to anything good, everyone knows the phrase - "money loves silence" about cryptocurrency, too, you can say so.As soon as any unrest begins in the world, most people withdraw money in a panic, sell cryptocurrencies, and this does not lead to anything good in the cryptocurrency market.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on May 05, 2022, 09:54:58 AM
Obviously, this will not lead to anything good, everyone knows the phrase - "money loves silence" about cryptocurrency, too, you can say so.As soon as any unrest begins in the world, most people withdraw money in a panic, sell cryptocurrencies, and this does not lead to anything good in the cryptocurrency market.
Absolutely agree with you. This war will have a cardinal impact on the global economy, and with it the cryptocurrency. It just doesn't show up right away. The negative consequences of this war and forced sanctions against Russia will not only destroy Russia itself, but also significantly weaken other states. After this war, the world will change in many ways. It is still difficult to say how this will affect the cryptocurrency as a whole, but, in my opinion, there will be little good in this.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Astra on May 06, 2022, 05:06:14 PM
The military-political leadership of Russia has long understood that they made a simply catastrophic mistake by attacking Ukraine. First of all, they did not expect such stubborn resistance from the Ukrainian people and their armed forces, as well as such cohesion of the entire civilized world, which this time united with Ukraine and helps it not only withstand this unequal struggle, but also defeat the "second army of the world."
While we cannot say how this war will affect the cryptocurrency market, but war is always huge destruction and disasters. And this negatively affects all aspects of human life.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Ryu27 on May 07, 2022, 06:08:53 AM
I think there will be an effect in it for sure just don't know how it will affect the cryptocurrency, aside from the petroleum was affected I don't know in the other things. But I am wishing that in the long there will be peace in between Russia and Ukraine.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: silkytakyaan86 on May 10, 2022, 11:55:10 AM
If this continues between Ukraine and Russia, then it is 100% possible to fall down the market. which is painful for us. Its effect is being read not only on crypto but on every situation of the country. If we talk about the resurgence of the crypto market, then it will definitely happen because crypto has now become the employment of more people.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: DAMKAR on May 11, 2022, 12:41:06 AM
If this continues between Ukraine and Russia, then it is 100% possible to fall down the market. which is painful for us. Its effect is being read not only on crypto but on every situation of the country. If we talk about the resurgence of the crypto market, then it will definitely happen because crypto has now become the employment of more people.

It's bearish season mate, that's normal if the crypto market is going down. It will continue until the next year,
I think it's always happened in crypto every 4 years.
So, No worries with this.
Crypto will recover again.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: elbans89 on May 15, 2022, 07:45:14 PM
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Right now, there is a big possibility that Russia will eventually invade Ukraine and annexed it as part of the country just like the previous USSR set-up which Mr. Putin has been dreaming of, to relive the glorious days of the former empire. I am sure that the USA under its almost senile leadership of Joe Biden and Germany which is now under the nose of Kremlin due to energy issue - can never stop the aim of Putin. Of course, anything is possible...who knows maybe somewhere somehow diplomacy and possible economic embargo can still influence Putin to change his mind.


Now, in case the invasion can push through in time for the Winter Olympic in China...will this be a big factor to further dampen the cryptocurrency market or will it be an impetus for it to bounce back?

I think war between Russia and Ukraine will have effect, also in crypto world.
But It's bearish, So I think that's normal if we see the market struggles.
But If war will happen long time, If will have big effect.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: anshor1 on May 16, 2022, 04:53:33 PM
By seeing the market condition now, I think It's not cause of war between Russia and Ukraine.
It's because of the bearish season.
So, I don't think this was, In my thought just buy and hold now.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Octoalts on May 16, 2022, 07:14:50 PM
The Russian invasion of Ukraine was not a factor in changes in the price of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, what could have an effect on changes in the prices of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies is the use of Bitcoin and other Crypto in the countries involved in the war conflict. It is said that both Russia and Ukraine are currently accepting donations in the form of Cryptocurrencies, be it Bitcoin, Ethereum or other Crypto coins.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Istiak on May 17, 2022, 02:47:03 PM
By seeing the market condition now, I think It's not cause of war between Russia and Ukraine.
It's because of the bearish season.
So, I don't think this was, In my thought just buy and hold now.

It looks like BTC didn't found its bottom yet. We could see another 40% dump very soon, and if that happens, buying and holding BTC is not a good option right now. I assume most of us here are short-term traders, so buying BTC in this situation could be lethal for a short-term investor. So it will be wise to wait for more dipped entries.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on June 08, 2022, 08:33:06 PM
The Russian invasion of Ukraine was not a factor in changes in the price of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, what could have an effect on changes in the prices of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies is the use of Bitcoin and other Crypto in the countries involved in the war conflict. It is said that both Russia and Ukraine are currently accepting donations in the form of Cryptocurrencies, be it Bitcoin, Ethereum or other Crypto coins.
Ukraine accepts donations from other states, including in cryptocurrency. This is understandable, because it voluntarily gave up its third world nuclear potential and even handed over its missiles to Russia, which it is now using against Ukraine itself. Ukraine did this in exchange for guarantees of non-aggression by world states, including from Russia, and now these agreements with respect to Ukraine have been completely violated, and the aggressor is Russia, which acted as a guarantor of such non-aggression.
But how can Russia have the audacity to ask for help from other countries, because she wants and cannot destroy a peaceful neighboring state? This looks at least very cynical, if true.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Confero on June 09, 2022, 04:16:49 PM
I feel there will be definitely some effect on the global market not only in the crypto market. I would say the issue must be resolved peacefully. If anything wrong happens it will impact the global market. Most probably the market will suffer and I hope sooner the matter will be resolved peacefully by both the countries.
Actually what you say is true, but if I myself want this war to be able to stop. Because the longer the war continues, the more lives will be lost. It's actually more important than thinking about the Cryptocurrency market!
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on June 09, 2022, 06:47:09 PM
I feel there will be definitely some effect on the global market not only in the crypto market. I would say the issue must be resolved peacefully. If anything wrong happens it will impact the global market. Most probably the market will suffer and I hope sooner the matter will be resolved peacefully by both the countries.
Actually what you say is true, but if I myself want this war to be able to stop. Because the longer the war continues, the more lives will be lost. It's actually more important than thinking about the Cryptocurrency market!
The cessation of this senseless and monstrous war to exterminate the people of Ukraine depends entirely on both the political leadership of Russia, that is, the Putin regime, and on the people of Russia themselves, who so far support this bloody war by about 80 percent. Even if the citizens of Russia are afraid to openly express their negative attitude towards the war and are afraid to protest, this does not relieve them of responsibility anyway.
The people of Ukraine have no other choice than to fight and defend their statehood. Cryptocurrency is indeed in this regard already of very minor importance.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: naitik01 on June 10, 2022, 12:42:59 PM
Due to the invasion of Ukraine, its effect is being seen on all the markets of the world. Bitcoin is also falling in its grip, the price is falling.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Doctor on June 10, 2022, 03:51:43 PM
Due to the invasion of Ukraine, its effect is being seen on all the markets of the world. Bitcoin is also falling in its grip, the price is falling.

Bitcoin is falling because It's bearish season, not effect from Russian and Ukraine war.
I think this war didn't bug effect for crypto market, but If this war will continue for along time, I think It will be.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Confero on June 11, 2022, 04:58:43 PM
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The cessation of this senseless and monstrous war to exterminate the people of Ukraine depends entirely on both the political leadership of Russia, that is, the Putin regime, and on the people of Russia themselves, who so far support this bloody war by about 80 percent. Even if the citizens of Russia are afraid to openly express their negative attitude towards the war and are afraid to protest, this does not relieve them of responsibility anyway.
The people of Ukraine have no other choice than to fight and defend their statehood. Cryptocurrency is indeed in this regard already of very minor importance.
Yes Brother, I want this war to end soon.  Whatever the problem, it should be resolved peacefully. I do not know what is right and what is wrong in this war, for sure the civilians will be the victims and will suffer.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on June 14, 2022, 06:43:18 PM
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The cessation of this senseless and monstrous war to exterminate the people of Ukraine depends entirely on both the political leadership of Russia, that is, the Putin regime, and on the people of Russia themselves, who so far support this bloody war by about 80 percent. Even if the citizens of Russia are afraid to openly express their negative attitude towards the war and are afraid to protest, this does not relieve them of responsibility anyway.
The people of Ukraine have no other choice than to fight and defend their statehood. Cryptocurrency is indeed in this regard already of very minor importance.
Yes Brother, I want this war to end soon.  Whatever the problem, it should be resolved peacefully. I do not know what is right and what is wrong in this war, for sure the civilians will be the victims and will suffer.
The fact is that there were no problems in Ukraine and there are none. The problem is created in the head of Putin and his entourage. Now Putin is already openly comparing himself to the Russian Tsar Peter the Great in that he is also a land gatherer for Russia. That is, it is openly recognized that the purpose of the war with Ukraine is an attack with the aim of capturing and annexing the territory of Ukraine to Russia. However, in principle, losing this war, the Kremlin is already going to cancel the independence of Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia and also annex these territories by force.
I don’t understand: are there only fools in Russia or are they just pretending to scare the whole world with war? This is very dangerous, and above all for Russia itself.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: rizqillah on June 24, 2022, 09:44:06 PM
Talking about Putin's Ukraine invasion, I think It had little effect for crypto currency.
Because I think crypto has been owned by almost all citizens of the world.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on June 25, 2022, 06:00:34 AM
Talking about Putin's Ukraine invasion, I think It had little effect for crypto currency.
Because I think crypto has been owned by almost all citizens of the world.
Because of this war and the international sanctions imposed on Russia, the standard of living will fall both among the warring states and those who imposed these sanctions, as well as those who receive less grain and other agricultural products from Ukraine and Russia. Many people will be forced to sell their cryptocurrency in order to provide themselves and their families with the most necessary things. Therefore, the war unleashed by Russia in Ukraine will affect many inhabitants of our planet and the entire cryptocurrency market, and the size of this influence will increase with each ongoing day of this war.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on June 27, 2022, 08:49:36 PM
Now the threat of the beginning of the Third World War is growing. This largely depends on the arrogance of the Putin regime, on how far they go in threats and blackmail of the entire civilized world. Now there is more and more talk about a real attack by Russia and Lithuania, which has imposed European sanctions and does not let sanctioned goods from Russia through its territory to the Kaliningrad region, which has been occupied by Russia since the Second World War. It is quite possible that Russia will try to seize the so-called Suwalki corridor, 104 kilometers long, connecting Belarus and the Kaliningrad region. Lithuania is already preparing to defend itself. Since it is a member of NATO, this alliance will have to go to war against Russia. Let's see how further events unfold.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Master107 on June 28, 2022, 10:44:42 AM
Due to the invasion of Ukraine, its effect is being seen on all the markets of the world. Bitcoin is also falling in its grip, the price is falling.

Another one is everything seems affected though not so obvious but yes affected in the essence of food chain, petroleum, transportation, import and export of materials, and then conflict of interest. Some nation are adding pressure and conflict. We can also observe the world is now preparing for greater impact of this war. I hope no more war to explode between one great nation against the other or else crypto might experience long time drought to the bottom.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on June 28, 2022, 02:18:11 PM
I sincerely want to believe that all this will end soon and peace will finally reign .
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on June 28, 2022, 03:12:01 PM
I sincerely want to believe that all this will end soon and peace will finally reign .
Peace will not come soon. Russia does not want to admit its defeat in Ukraine and will throw more and more new forces in people and equipment. According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the following have been destroyed to date:
- 35,250 Russian soldiers and officers,
- 1567 tanks,
- 3704 armored vehicles,
- 217 aircraft,
- 185 helicopters,
- 778 artillery systems,
- 243 multiple launch rocket systems,
- 102 air defense systems,
- 2589 automotive equipment,
- 636 UAVs,
- 14 ships and boats, etc.
At the front, there are already signs that Russia is running out of steam. Any old equipment is already being depreserved. The old Soviet T-62 tanks were used, which dig into the ground up to the very tower and are used as fortified firing points. Mobilized people have already begun to issue old three-rulers of the 1898 model. But Russia will still be able to fight for some time. Unless, of course, something unforeseen happens to Putin or a big internal conflict in Russia itself.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: KaliLinux on June 28, 2022, 03:20:24 PM
Due to the invasion of Ukraine, its effect is being seen on all the markets of the world. Bitcoin is also falling in its grip, the price is falling.

Bitcoin is falling because It's bearish season, not effect from Russian and Ukraine war.
I think this war didn't bug effect for crypto market, but If this war will continue for along time, I think It will be.
You are right, If only people take time to even look at the price chat for Bitcoins price before the Russian Invasion they would have realized that the market was already falling and even after the Russia/Ukraine war started, Bitcoin actually rise a bit at some point but the thing is, the market was already set for a bear market dip.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on June 29, 2022, 08:42:23 AM
Due to the invasion of Ukraine, its effect is being seen on all the markets of the world. Bitcoin is also falling in its grip, the price is falling.

Bitcoin is falling because It's bearish season, not effect from Russian and Ukraine war.
I think this war didn't bug effect for crypto market, but If this war will continue for along time, I think It will be.
You are right, If only people take time to even look at the price chat for Bitcoins price before the Russian Invasion they would have realized that the market was already falling and even after the Russia/Ukraine war started, Bitcoin actually rise a bit at some point but the thing is, the market was already set for a bear market dip.
But the war of Russia in Ukraine in any case will have a negative impact on the cryptocurrency market. This war has been going on for the fifth month now and it looks like its end is not to be expected in the near future. Russia suffered heavy losses in manpower and equipment in Ukraine, as well as material losses from international sanctions, the consequences of which will only intensify. But the political leadership of Russia does not want to reckon with losses and does not want to stop the aggression. And the Ukrainians simply have no other choice than to defend their freedom and independence.

More than 50 states are now providing material and financial assistance to Ukraine, including weapons. The imposed sanctions also partially boomerang on the countries that have joined them. Therefore, the war will affect the lowering of the standard of living in almost all states. And this means that people will be forced to sell their cryptocurrency. Because of this, the price in the market will fall.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on June 29, 2022, 10:42:48 PM
Putin started the war in Ukraine, among other things, because Ukraine was about to join NATO, which he considered a threat to Russia's security. Today, June 29, at the NATO summit, at the request of Sweden and Finland, these countries were admitted to this military-political alliance. Putin achieved the exact opposite effect. Now Russia will border NATO by almost 1,300 kilometers more than before this war. It is noteworthy that in Russia at first they tried to resent and threaten Finland when they found out about her intentions to join NATO, but when they realized that this process was inevitable, they immediately put up with it.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Master107 on June 30, 2022, 11:56:28 AM
I sincerely want to believe that all this will end soon and peace will finally reign .

Of course me too for peace and beautiful memories. War is horrific and traumatizing to every one who are in the vicinity target. People work and pay government taxes. Sadly, the government finance deadly weapons which people's money that killed innocent lives like children.

I really hope the war will end very soon.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Linda78 on June 30, 2022, 04:13:04 PM
I think no one can control a little currency because the market goes up and down depending on the trade. Many feel that the war on Russia and Ukraine has damaged the image currency. But I don't think stingy currency is being dumped because of this war. We have to be a little more patient, it won't take long to reach the previous stage.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Duckenth on June 30, 2022, 05:28:59 PM
I think no one can control a little currency because the market goes up and down depending on the trade. Many feel that the war on Russia and Ukraine has damaged the image currency. But I don't think stingy currency is being dumped because of this war. We have to be a little more patient, it won't take long to reach the previous stage.
Many people think that Russia and Ukraine are countries that have full investment in Cryptocurrencies, especially Russia. So I'm worried that if the war continues they will continue to sell their coins to eat so the price will drop as supply in the market increases, but I agree with you that this war will not have too big an effect on the Cryptocurrency market.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Astra on August 11, 2022, 12:57:47 PM
I sincerely want to believe that all this will end soon and peace will finally reign .
I do not yet see the possibility of peace in Ukraine. If Russia continues to attack, shell and bomb Ukraine, then how can there be peace? Peace can only come if Russia suffers a military defeat in Ukraine. The chances for this are increasing every day. Russia has almost run out of steam in this war, soon its soldiers will have neither the desire nor the ability to attack.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on August 11, 2022, 05:58:30 PM
Both sides are exhausted . But unfortunately, the goals of this special operation are unclear, and the further we go, the more we see an unwillingness to make peace and sit down at the negotiating table.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: nakmantu99 on August 12, 2022, 09:22:15 AM
I sincerely want to believe that all this will end soon and peace will finally reign .
I do not yet see the possibility of peace in Ukraine. If Russia continues to attack, shell and bomb Ukraine, then how can there be peace? Peace can only come if Russia suffers a military defeat in Ukraine. The chances for this are increasing every day. Russia has almost run out of steam in this war, soon its soldiers will have neither the desire nor the ability to attack.

It seems difficult to solve, we all see the war between Russia and Ukraine can't be stopped.
I think It will have bad effect for economic.
But I think It won't effect to crypto currency, I think
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alichlas92 on August 12, 2022, 11:49:45 AM
I hope there is diplomacy or an embargo, so hopefully it can influence Putin.
In fact, if it has an impact on the national economy, it will certainly have an impact on crypto.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on August 12, 2022, 08:54:42 PM
any military conflict carries a negative impact not only on the participating countries, but also on the entire world economy -in particular, including cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alichlas92 on August 13, 2022, 10:53:05 AM
Europe is currently still in conflict, there are several countries involved in it, trading activities in other countries seem to continue as usual, letting some people withdraw their shares for urgent needs or other things.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on August 23, 2022, 12:29:43 PM
Both sides are exhausted . But unfortunately, the goals of this special operation are unclear, and the further we go, the more we see an unwillingness to make peace and sit down at the negotiating table.
The goals of Russia's "special operation" are absolutely clear. Recently, German Chancellor Scholz said that before the attack on Ukraine on February 24, Putin told him that Ukraine and Belarus should not exist as states. This explains everything, as claimed by Ukraine. Putin wants to destroy Ukraine as a state and Ukrainians as a nation. But the people of Ukraine and its Armed Forces have radically changed the plans of the Kremlin. Now they are preoccupied with finding a solution how to get out of this war so that it does not look like a complete military defeat.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Astra on October 10, 2022, 08:03:33 PM

Now, in case the invasion can push through in time for the Winter Olympic in China...will this be a big factor to further dampen the cryptocurrency market or will it be an impetus for it to bounce back?
Russia's military invasion of Ukraine really happened. Putin launched the most brutal and bloody war since the Second World War in the center of Europe. Of course, his goals are quite simple: it is the seizure of the territory of Ukraine and the extermination of the pro-Ukrainian population of Ukraine. In the 21st century, this sounds at least monstrous and should be sharply condemned by civilized society.

Previously, many believed that the war would contribute to the growth of cryptocurrency prices, but this did not happen. However, various factors may have an influence here, including the current bear season, which has been going on since the end of last year.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on October 11, 2022, 08:38:32 AM
Russia as a terrorist state yesterday, October 10, launched a massive attack on 18 peaceful cities of Ukraine, launching more than a hundred cruise missiles. 43 of them were shot down by Ukrainian air defense. According to Forbes, Moscow spent about $400-700 million on strikes on Ukraine in half a day. The missiles hit a thermal power plant, a playground, asphalt on the roadway, cars with people, museums, hospitals, residential buildings.
The Kremlin acknowledged these strikes, and the Russian Defense Ministry stated that the purpose of the strikes had been achieved, all designated targets had been hit.

Failing to achieve success at the front, the Russians launch missile strikes and actively use attack drones to destroy critical infrastructure and densely populated cities.

From a military point of view, these strikes do not matter. Due to the fact that the Russians are unable to detect and neutralize Ukrainian mobile air defenses, out of impotence, they are using their usual tactics of intimidating the civilian population.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: densus88 on October 11, 2022, 08:53:56 AM
I think war will always have efeft for human and economic.
As op asked, Putin's Ukraine invasion, I think it will effect for crypto currency.
But don't forget, current market is struggling because it's bearish season .
So, I think It's normal
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on October 15, 2022, 06:12:08 PM
Member countries of the International Monetary Fund almost unanimously called on Russia to end the war in Ukraine. The fighting has been called the biggest factor contributing to inflation and slowing the global economy, according to Reuters.

Meanwhile, the Russian Federation was recognized as a terrorist country for the first time - so far at the level of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe. A similar decision can be made in the United States, the document is already in Congress.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on October 24, 2022, 10:48:05 AM
The military invasion can only be stopped by retaliatory counter-actions, negotiations with Russia with calls to end the war will not lead to success, unfortunately.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on October 27, 2022, 11:29:25 AM
Or sanctions from all countries...
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on November 23, 2022, 10:36:59 AM
Now the war in Ukraine has entered a very interesting phase. After another military defeat in the south of Ukraine, when the Russian occupation troops had to flee from the right-bank part of the Kherson region, including from the only regional city of Kherson captured in the first days of the war, the Russians are morally depressed and have no incentive to fight further.

Mobilization in Russia and the appearance at the front of untrained and poorly equipped soldiers led to heavy losses on their part. Throughout November, the occupiers lost from 350 to 950 of their soldiers every day. According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russia has already lost more than 85,000 people by those killed alone. According to the Kremlin, which has not been made public, the deadweight losses, that is, Russian soldiers killed and missing, as of November 13, number about 111,000 people. Now the pressure of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Russian army continues. Soon Ukraine will be able to return the entire south of the country and get closer to the Crimean peninsula, occupied since 2014. There, the Crimean Bridge has already been successfully damaged and crushing losses have been inflicted on the Russian Black Sea Fleet in the bay of Sevastopol. Ukraine, which does not have its own fleet, successfully uses drones for attacks, including surface drones of its own production, in front of which the Russian navy turned out to be practically powerless.

But in response, Russia attacks Ukraine with cruise missiles on the civilian infrastructure of settlements, while trying to deprive people of heat, light and water before winter, having already fired over 4,700 high-powered cruise missiles at civilians in Ukraine. This is a typical terrorist country that can only fight civilians, since from a military point of view, such shelling of peaceful cities does not give anything. Reckoning only on terror and intimidation of the population of Ukraine. Because of this, Russia will have to pay large amounts of payments to Ukraine.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on November 23, 2022, 05:39:31 PM
Or sanctions from all countries...
Already sanctions are pouring in… and more. The Western powers that be are leaning on Putin indirectly. And what's more, UK are sending war choppers into Ukraine for reinforcements. And they are promising much more war supplies. I think Putin and Russia would be forced to either stand down or do their worst
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on November 23, 2022, 09:21:02 PM
Putin has already lost this war. Western and American officials and experts are already saying this directly. In Russia, there are no more forces and means not only to seize Ukraine, but also to keep the occupied territories. The Armed Forces of Ukraine operate very efficiently and professionally: Ukrainians do not storm fortified objects head-on, as Russia does, regardless of losses, but wrap them around from the flanks, showing high mobility and ingenuity. But the main thing is the morale and the Russian soldiers are completely losing here. The Russians have no incentive to fight other than receiving promised high cash payments. But in war this is not enough. By spring it will be clearly visible. Russia will have to capitulate to Ukraine.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on November 24, 2022, 09:54:57 AM
I wish it would all be over soon. In the 21st century, such conflicts simply cannot be allowed.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: lepbagong on November 24, 2022, 01:08:13 PM
I wish it would all be over soon. In the 21st century, such conflicts simply cannot be allowed.
Everyone has tried their best to be able to participate in reconciliation, but everyone is always constrained by each one feeling that is right, because if there is no sense of mutual respect, there will be no common ground for peace. indeed not an easy thing to do when coupled with the many participating in the conflict.
no one is capable of solving this if it's not for them to want to sit down and solve it together, but we must be optimistic that peace must be a priority.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Noverteno on November 24, 2022, 10:57:46 PM
I wish it would all be over soon. In the 21st century, such conflicts simply cannot be allowed.
It is hardly possible to call the current full-scale military invasion of Russia into the territory of Ukraine with the help of eight of its armies just a conflict. This is the largest and bloodiest war on the territory of Europe since the Second World War. Moreover, the publicized reason for Russia's attack that Ukraine poses a military threat to it is absolutely far-fetched. Russia commits aggression in order to seize the territory of a neighboring state. Therefore, there can be no options on the part of Ukraine other than protecting its independence. If Ukraine stops hostilities, it will disappear as an independent state. If Russia stops hostilities, then peace will come.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on November 25, 2022, 07:58:45 PM
I wish it would all be over soon. In the 21st century, such conflicts simply cannot be allowed.
Everyone has tried their best to be able to participate in reconciliation, but everyone is always constrained by each one feeling that is right, because if there is no sense of mutual respect, there will be no common ground for peace. indeed not an easy thing to do when coupled with the many participating in the conflict.
no one is capable of solving this if it's not for them to want to sit down and solve it together, but we must be optimistic that peace must be a priority.
In the war between Russia and Ukraine, the situation is different than you imagine. Putin still does not want any other peace agreements, except for territorial concessions from Ukraine. The Russian Federation has already included the occupied territories of Ukraine into its legislation as its territories. What kind of peace on the part of Ukraine can then be discussed? Moreover, the Russian Russian invaders massively rob, rape and kill civilians, fire cruise missiles at the energy infrastructure of Ukraine. Therefore, the Armed Forces of Ukraine not only adequately repulse the invaders, but also inflict a crushing defeat on the fronts. Putin does not understand other arguments than the arguments of force. Everything else he evaluates as a sign of weakness and an excuse to increase pressure in order to achieve the desired results. Ukraine has no choice but to defend its freedom and independence on the battlefield.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on November 26, 2022, 07:48:39 PM
The Russian invasion of Ukraine was not a factor in changes in the price of Bitcoin and other Cryptocurrencies, what could have an effect on changes in the prices of Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies is the use of Bitcoin and other Crypto in the countries involved in the war conflict. It is said that both Russia and Ukraine are currently accepting donations in the form of Cryptocurrencies, be it Bitcoin, Ethereum or other Crypto coins.
Interestingly, Russia, as an aggressor and recognized by the European Parliament as a terrorist country, is someone else donating cryptocurrency so that it bombs and shells the peaceful cities of Ukraine even more? It is estimated that in just one day of rocket attacks on Ukraine, Russia spent between $400 million and $700 million. At the same time, in Russia itself, citizens live quite poorly. But such resources are spent on capturing a neighboring country.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Zezari on November 27, 2022, 09:43:33 AM
It is unlikely that this situation in Ukraine has affected the cryptocurrency, this situation has affected everyone. Only now prices in all countries have increased for this or that product and the cryptocurrency is falling.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: yohananaomi on December 03, 2022, 03:59:34 PM
It is unlikely that this situation in Ukraine has affected the cryptocurrency, this situation has affected everyone. Only now prices in all countries have increased for this or that product and the cryptocurrency is falling.

in fact, the Russian invasion of Ukraine was an additional problem than before due to the long-running Covid-19 pandemic.
resulted in the economic crisis hitting most countries in the world, making many have to reduce spending costs that are not important.
not yet with the case within crypto itself which has made many people start to refrain from investing in all crypto activities, waiting for the situation to recover.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Citysatoshi on December 03, 2022, 09:42:51 PM
Actually, the Russia Ukraine war a compounding effect to the already running bear market since the beginning of 2022 and till this month of December. As there is no sight to the end of the war between Russia and Ukraine, I think the bear run may continue unto the new year-2023. In my opinion, the bear run is on its way to 2023 and there are no ending signs when looking at the current market conditions whether by the TA/FA analysis.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Probal Deep Moran on December 04, 2022, 05:15:55 AM
In CryptoGaming, Some crypto games earn money via advertising or sales of in-game items, such as certain weapons, skins or even virtual lands.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Afony on December 04, 2022, 11:26:46 AM
What do you say if the war has been going on for a long time and then there were no changes in the market, it's just an unforeseen circumstance of the market. Even if the fall of cryptocurrencies began because of this war, you need to invest at low prices.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Astra on December 04, 2022, 11:55:41 AM
War has a negative impact on all spheres of human activity, including the environment. Every day, the parties are now firing more than 50,000 shells that destroy everything material and saturate the soil with heavy metals, which can then significantly complicate agriculture. Because of the war, the quality of life is deteriorating in almost all countries, which means that people have fewer opportunities to invest in cryptocurrency.

The war will tentatively end in the spring-summer of next year with the victory of Ukraine. Yesterday, Putin was informed about the irretrievable loss of Russian troops, which amount to more than 126,000 people. Russia has lost almost the entire regular army in Ukraine, which invaded in February and is not helped even by the mobilization of hundreds of thousands of poorly trained and poorly equipped citizens since September. Recently, under pressure from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the invaders retreated from the right-bank part of the Dnieper in southern Ukraine and are now preparing to retreat to the Crimean peninsula, where they will find themselves in a mousetrap if the Armed Forces of Ukraine destroy the previously damaged Crimean bridge.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on December 04, 2022, 03:54:10 PM
The Western powers that be are leaning on Putin indirectly. The US now have plans to send warheads to Ukraine or even launch some to Russia and the UK are sending war choppers into Ukraine for reinforcements. And they are promising much more war supplies.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on December 05, 2022, 08:05:02 AM
All military conflicts should strive to end, not to encourage continuation.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on December 08, 2022, 06:08:37 PM
The Western powers that be are leaning on Putin indirectly. The US now have plans to send warheads to Ukraine or even launch some to Russia and the UK are sending war choppers into Ukraine for reinforcements. And they are promising much more war supplies.
I do not know what your opinion is based on that Western states are indirectly relying on Putin, and also that the United States can supply warheads to Russia. The countries of Europe and the United States today are practically unanimous in the opinion that Russia should not win this war and that they will provide any assistance to Ukraine for this as long as it is necessary for its victory.

The world has seen that Russia is now striving to destroy the Ukrainians as a nation, what atrocities the Russians are committing in the occupied territories of Ukraine against its civilians and do not want this to happen again in other countries, where Russia will definitely invade if it is not stopped in Ukraine. The civilized world is now completely on the side of Ukraine.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Phonometer on January 10, 2023, 08:58:12 AM
The Russian president Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine has had a significant impact on the cryptocurrency market. The value of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have fallen since the beginning of the year, as investors worry about potential government regulation.
Bitcoin was worth around $1,200 at the start of 2017, but has since fallen to around $750. Ethereum is down by almost 50% from its all-time high in January, and Ripple's XRP token is down by more than 60%.
Some experts believe that this fall in prices is due to investor concerns over Russia's involvement in Ukraine and potential future actions against other countries with strong crypto economies - such as China or South Korea.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Speaker on January 10, 2023, 02:19:50 PM
I don't think that the special operation has greatly affected the cryptocurrency market. Rather, this is due to an increase in rates on the stock market
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Tolyk on January 10, 2023, 03:56:30 PM
You are absolutely right to think that the impact on the cryptocurrency is the stock markets and the increase in rates. The war is not like it can't bring down the cryptocurrency market so much.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on December 20, 2023, 05:28:20 PM
I don't think that the special operation has greatly affected the cryptocurrency market. Rather, this is due to an increase in rates on the stock market
Under the term “special operation in Ukraine,” the Putin regime is covering up from its citizens the most common and brutal full-scale war of conquest, the purpose of which is the destruction of Ukraine as a state and Ukrainians as a nation. This has always been called a war. But Putin is used to constantly lying and calling things and events different No special operation can last almost two years and incur losses for the Russians of 350 thousand military personnel, more than 5,800 tanks, about 10,800 armored vehicles, over 8,200 artillery systems, 928 MLRS, 324 aircraft, and so on.

As for cryptocurrency, any significant event at the state level, and even more so several states, especially if such events affect the financial sector, will and do influence the cryptocurrency market. The only difference is the volume of such influence.


Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on December 22, 2023, 01:34:10 PM
Both sides are exhausted . But unfortunately, the goals of this special operation are unclear, and the further we go, the more we see an unwillingness to make peace and sit down at the negotiating table.
The invasion of the main military forces into the territory of another state in order to subjugate it to their will has always been called war and will be called so, despite the fact that Putin and his supporters are in another virtual world and, in order to convey their true intentions, they call things by other names.

Now Ukraine has been defending itself from the superior forces of the Russian occupiers for the second year. If anyone has not yet understood, Putin is trying to seize the territory of the entire Ukraine and destroy it as a state. Before the invasion, he also said that such a nation as the Ukrainians does not exist, and therefore intends to force the Ukrainians to be called Russians by force, through repression and massacres. Until Putin abandons these intentions, there can be no negotiations. Putin has already included several regions of Ukraine into the Russian Federation. What can you talk to him about then? The threat looms not only over Ukraine, but after the conquest of Ukraine, the Russian army will not stop there. Further, the threat of a similar invasion will loom over Moldova, Georgia and the Baltic states - Litaoi, Latvia and Estonia. This has finally been understood in Europe.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Fenix on December 24, 2023, 09:32:18 AM
The military invasion can only be stopped by retaliatory counter-actions, negotiations with Russia with calls to end the war will not lead to success, unfortunately.
Putin sometimes says that Russia is always open to negotiations, but by this he means only Ukraine's offer of surrender. He is not thinking about any real negotiations. And such terms of negotiations are unacceptable for Ukraine. In addition, at the legislative level in Ukraine it was decided not to enter into any negotiations with Putin, because he never keeps his promises. Negotiations are possible only with his adequate successor.
Ukraine intends to negotiate on the basis of compliance with the principle of inviolability of borders and does not intend to make any territorial concessions. This means that the fighting, which has been going on for almost two years, will continue.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: IvugeoEvolutionCoin on December 25, 2023, 11:09:12 AM
The military invasion can only be stopped by retaliatory counter-actions, negotiations with Russia with calls to end the war will not lead to success, unfortunately.
Putin sometimes says that Russia is always open to negotiations, but by this he means only Ukraine's offer of surrender. He is not thinking about any real negotiations. And such terms of negotiations are unacceptable for Ukraine. In addition, at the legislative level in Ukraine it was decided not to enter into any negotiations with Putin, because he never keeps his promises. Negotiations are possible only with his adequate successor.
Ukraine intends to negotiate on the basis of compliance with the principle of inviolability of borders and does not intend to make any territorial concessions. This means that the fighting, which has been going on for almost two years, will continue.
Russia actually wants peace and doesn't want to cause a commotion that causes a nuclear war, but as usual, America often triggers wars and even influences other countries to start wars, including influencing Ukraine. With the occurrence of war, the purchase of war equipment will increase, and it seems that there is someone who arranged all this so that every country started buying war equipment. Imagine when war equipment is bought and destroyed, then the money used is meaningless, even cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on December 25, 2023, 10:26:34 PM

Russia actually wants peace and doesn't want to cause a commotion that causes a nuclear war, but as usual, America often triggers wars and even influences other countries to start wars, including influencing Ukraine. With the occurrence of war, the purchase of war equipment will increase, and it seems that there is someone who arranged all this so that every country started buying war equipment. Imagine when war equipment is bought and destroyed, then the money used is meaningless, even cryptocurrency.
You probably forgot that it was Russia that attacked Ukraine and is trying to occupy its territory, destroying Ukrainian cities along the way and killing civilians. If Putin wants peace, he can end the war any day if he orders the withdrawal of Russian troops from Ukraine. Ukrainians are only defending their freedom and independence. They have no other choice than to defend themselves by killing the Russian occupiers who came with weapons in their hands.

As for weapons and their production, Russian military equipment showed very poor performance in this war. Therefore, many countries refuse to purchase Russian military equipment. Conversely, the weapons of NATO members, which arrived in Ukraine in small quantities, turned out to be much more accurate and longer-range. Therefore, military factories of NATO member countries are already loaded with orders for many years to come.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: kent47400 on December 26, 2023, 04:28:50 PM
It will have a strong impact on the purchase of all cryptocurrencies on the market because countries in conflict definitely need tools to defend and attack, such as guns, cannons and various weapons of war.
If an invasion or coup occurs, etc., commodity prices from various sectors could increase due to high demand for war supplies.
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized financial sector and does not have restrictive regulations (it is not centralized).
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on December 26, 2023, 07:29:35 PM
It will have a strong impact on the purchase of all cryptocurrencies on the market because countries in conflict definitely need tools to defend and attack, such as guns, cannons and various weapons of war.
If an invasion or coup occurs, etc., commodity prices from various sectors could increase due to high demand for war supplies.
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized financial sector and does not have restrictive regulations (it is not centralized).
Not anymore now. There was an initial bearish effect on the crypto market, but the said market has rallied around, and now the war is almost 2 years, the effects can be said to be negligible for now. Also the Russian government was getting funding via crypto from some organizations. So that is the reason the US SEC is this tough in crypto
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on December 27, 2023, 11:38:20 AM
It will have a strong impact on the purchase of all cryptocurrencies on the market because countries in conflict definitely need tools to defend and attack, such as guns, cannons and various weapons of war.
If an invasion or coup occurs, etc., commodity prices from various sectors could increase due to high demand for war supplies.
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized financial sector and does not have restrictive regulations (it is not centralized).
Not anymore now. There was an initial bearish effect on the crypto market, but the said market has rallied around, and now the war is almost 2 years, the effects can be said to be negligible for now. Also the Russian government was getting funding via crypto from some organizations. So that is the reason the US SEC is this tough in crypto
If a terrorist state, which is Russia, receives financial assistance to wage a war in cryptocurrency, then of course such transactions will be under the close scrutiny of the relevant US structures. After all, this has signs of terrorist financing.

In general, it is still difficult to say how the war that Russia has been waging in Ukraine for almost two years has appeared on the cryptocurrency. If only simply because no one collects any data on this matter. Now in the war zone there is simply no time for this.

But it is worth considering that this war is actually local, although it affects the interests of most states. If it develops into the Third World War, then its significance for cryptocurrency will be different.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: yohananaomi on January 01, 2024, 02:46:30 PM
It will have a strong impact on the purchase of all cryptocurrencies on the market because countries in conflict definitely need tools to defend and attack, such as guns, cannons and various weapons of war.
If an invasion or coup occurs, etc., commodity prices from various sectors could increase due to high demand for war supplies.
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized financial sector and does not have restrictive regulations (it is not centralized).
Perhaps at the beginning of the invasion, there was a fear that there would be an embargo, so it would clearly have a strong impact on purchasing crypto currency in anticipation that if it was needed later, it could be used to purchase all kinds of commodities that did not require local money because of the embargo. So you are right that crypto is not centralized and easy to use if there are problems with transactions with local currency, but that was the beginning of the invasion. It seems that now the Russian invasion of Ukraine has anticipated this and there will be no problems, so the impact of the current invasion This is no longer felt in crypto.In principle, every time there is a conflict in a country where an embargo occurs, the solution is that the use of crypto will increase to anticipate problems that might occur.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on January 01, 2024, 05:13:58 PM
It will have a strong impact on the purchase of all cryptocurrencies on the market because countries in conflict definitely need tools to defend and attack, such as guns, cannons and various weapons of war.
If an invasion or coup occurs, etc., commodity prices from various sectors could increase due to high demand for war supplies.
Cryptocurrency is a decentralized financial sector and does not have restrictive regulations (it is not centralized).
Perhaps at the beginning of the invasion, there was a fear that there would be an embargo, so it would clearly have a strong impact on purchasing crypto currency in anticipation that if it was needed later, it could be used to purchase all kinds of commodities that did not require local money because of the embargo. So you are right that crypto is not centralized and easy to use if there are problems with transactions with local currency, but that was the beginning of the invasion. It seems that now the Russian invasion of Ukraine has anticipated this and there will be no problems, so the impact of the current invasion This is no longer felt in crypto.In principle, every time there is a conflict in a country where an embargo occurs, the solution is that the use of crypto will increase to anticipate problems that might occur.
So far we see that Russia as a state does not use cryptocurrency in its trading operations on the international market. Due to sanctions imposed on it for waging an aggressive war in Ukraine, it is deprived of the opportunity to use the dollar, euro and other currencies that are widely used in the international market. The state does not want to take the Russian ruble, so Russia, while supplying its products, tried to take it with national money, such as the Chinese yuan and the Indian rupee. But big problems arose with this, since not in all cases the Chinese yuan is accepted by other states, and the rupee in large quantities has become impossible to withdraw from India. But even after such problems, Russia did not switch to payments in cryptocurrency, because this requires the consent of the trading partner country.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on January 01, 2024, 05:21:47 PM
Wars generally have effects on financial instruments, and cryptocurrencies is no exception. There was an initial bearish effect due to uncertainty which generated anxiety with the resultant effect that whales pulled out huge volumes of fund from crypto. However the market had recovered significantly and excellently with even a bull run albeit short, to boot. So the net effect is now insignificant
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: DrBeer on January 02, 2024, 12:34:33 PM
The terrorist war launched by Russia against Ukraine has no significant and direct impact on cryptocurrency.

I was watching the market, and I assumed that the economic destabilization on a global scale, which became the cause of economic terrorism of russia in some markets (primarily - oil and gas market), could provoke the withdrawal of funds to "safe havens" such as gold and, I assumed, cryptocurrencies. But as practice has shown, the world economy, this time and in this situation, did not consider cryptocurrencies as the "safe haven" to wait out the "economic storm on the planet".
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on January 02, 2024, 09:57:58 PM
The terrorist war launched by Russia against Ukraine has no significant and direct impact on cryptocurrency.

I was watching the market, and I assumed that the economic destabilization on a global scale, which became the cause of economic terrorism of russia in some markets (primarily - oil and gas market), could provoke the withdrawal of funds to "safe havens" such as gold and, I assumed, cryptocurrencies. But as practice has shown, the world economy, this time and in this situation, did not consider cryptocurrencies as the "safe haven" to wait out the "economic storm on the planet".
The transfer of funds from national money and, above all, from rubles to cryptocurrency, may now be happening, but not at the level of states, but at the level of Russian citizens. But in Russia itself it is unlikely that such statistics will be published. Everything that does not contribute to the propaganda of war and the far-fetched stabilization and development of the economy is prohibited or hidden there. But such a process must take place, if only because many Russian citizens are leaving their country and exporting their capital. And the best way to do this is in cryptocurrency.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: DrBeer on January 04, 2024, 01:05:02 PM
The terrorist war launched by Russia against Ukraine has no significant and direct impact on cryptocurrency.

I was watching the market, and I assumed that the economic destabilization on a global scale, which became the cause of economic terrorism of russia in some markets (primarily - oil and gas market), could provoke the withdrawal of funds to "safe havens" such as gold and, I assumed, cryptocurrencies. But as practice has shown, the world economy, this time and in this situation, did not consider cryptocurrencies as the "safe haven" to wait out the "economic storm on the planet".
The transfer of funds from national money and, above all, from rubles to cryptocurrency, may now be happening, but not at the level of states, but at the level of Russian citizens. But in Russia itself it is unlikely that such statistics will be published. Everything that does not contribute to the propaganda of war and the far-fetched stabilization and development of the economy is prohibited or hidden there. But such a process must take place, if only because many Russian citizens are leaving their country and exporting their capital. And the best way to do this is in cryptocurrency.

The idea you have voiced is very correct, but the facts tell a different story:
1. For example, Russia at the state level sponsors Hamas with the help of cryptocurrency, in 2023 were transferred crypto-assets in the equivalent of many tens of millions of dollars. This is the part that has come to light.
2. Russia's legislative framework says: The State Duma approved in its third and final reading a law banning the use of digital financial assets as a means of payment in Russia. Until now, the legislation did not explicitly prohibit such transactions
The State Duma has passed in the third and final reading a law banning the use of digital financial assets (DFA) and partially utilized digital rights (UCR) as a means of payment in Russia. This follows from the card of the bill in the State Duma database.
According to the law, it should be prohibited to transfer or accept DFAs as a counter-presentation for transferred goods, work performed or services rendered and as other means of payment.
And this means that citizens of the country cannot OFFICIALLY use crypto-assets and carry out any actions with them. Such restrictions were introduced precisely to prevent money from flowing out of the degrading economy.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: TopT3ns on January 05, 2024, 10:51:38 PM
The transfer of funds from national money and, above all, from rubles to cryptocurrency, may now be happening, but not at the level of states, but at the level of Russian citizens. But in Russia itself it is unlikely that such statistics will be published. Everything that does not contribute to the propaganda of war and the far-fetched stabilization and development of the economy is prohibited or hidden there. But such a process must take place, if only because many Russian citizens are leaving their country and exporting their capital. And the best way to do this is in cryptocurrency.
A very possible option is to use cryptocurrency, but it should be noted that other countries must be able to accept the fact of using Russian currency to carry out oil purchase transactions in Russia because cryptocurrency price movements are not always good and are very risky because the price is very fluctuating.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Jaephoenix on January 05, 2024, 11:08:25 PM
The Russians invading Ukraine has taken different angles now. Russians now even accept crypto payments bypassing the economic embargo that the US and the Western world placed on it. So those the US SEC is now reigning in now hard on crypto as we see
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: DrBeer on January 06, 2024, 10:44:56 AM
The Russians invading Ukraine has taken different angles now. Russians now even accept crypto payments bypassing the economic embargo that the US and the Western world placed on it. So those the US SEC is now reigning in now hard on crypto as we see

There are two nuances here:
SEC regulates the management of securities, and since cryptocurrencies are not recognized as money but surrogates, they also fall under SEC regulation.

The SEC's objectives are certainly far from "ideal", such as reducing investor risks, and go much further. For example, to create barrier mechanisms for the illegal circulation of surrogates, with the possibility of their conversion into fiat currencies. And there are two main directions here - to create such problems for the countries under sanctions, which are trying to circumvent sanctions in this way, and other criminal organizations that use this mechanism (cryptocurrencies) to try to circumvent the legislation and hide the traces of their criminal actions. So we have 2 entities to thank for limiting our freedoms in the crypto world - rogue countries/terrorists/criminals and criminal organizations/communities/politicians. It is "thanks" to their actions that the entire crypto industry suffers, due to heavy pressure and regulation
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: TopT3ns on January 07, 2024, 08:50:04 AM
The Russians invading Ukraine has taken different angles now. Russians now even accept crypto payments bypassing the economic embargo that the US and the Western world placed on it. So those the US SEC is now reigning in now hard on crypto as we see
There is no other choice but to use Cryptocurrency because so far the best way when it is prohibited to use USD to purchase basic necessities in Russia is to implement Cryptocurrency as an alternative payment that can make transactions easier. With this policy, it should be able to provide benefits for Cryptocurrency users because the exchange value will definitely increase to become very expensive.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Senin on January 08, 2024, 08:53:59 PM
The Russians invading Ukraine has taken different angles now. Russians now even accept crypto payments bypassing the economic embargo that the US and the Western world placed on it. So those the US SEC is now reigning in now hard on crypto as we see
There is no other choice but to use Cryptocurrency because so far the best way when it is prohibited to use USD to purchase basic necessities in Russia is to implement Cryptocurrency as an alternative payment that can make transactions easier. With this policy, it should be able to provide benefits for Cryptocurrency users because the exchange value will definitely increase to become very expensive.
But Russia has passed a law that prohibits the use of cryptocurrency as a means of payment. The Kremlin will not deviate from this position and will not allow ordinary citizens to freely move the capital that the Kremlin needs to finance the war in Ukraine.

If necessary, government agencies themselves can circumvent their laws regarding prohibitions and restrictions on the use of cryptocurrencies, but citizens will be obliged to comply with them.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: bitterguy28 on January 09, 2024, 04:41:12 AM
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The war is taking long but the people of Ukraine is still fighting for their rights , Russia have shown their power yet the opposing country is standing strong .
the effect in crypto is just a short period because looking in to it now? the war is still on but the crypto market is showing strong movement specially now 2024 that the climbing is continuing opposite for what we expect that may dump in the early month.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: DrBeer on January 09, 2024, 10:17:52 AM
The war is taking long but the people of Ukraine is still fighting for their rights , Russia have shown their power yet the opposing country is standing strong .
the effect in crypto is just a short period because looking in to it now? the war is still on but the crypto market is showing strong movement specially now 2024 that the climbing is continuing opposite for what we expect that may dump in the early month.

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"It is not great men who do evil, but lowlifes who try to be great." (с) John Robert Fowles

Russia is not "strong" - it is mean, criminal, breaking always and everywhere all agreements and promises ! And the only "advantage" of Russia in the current situation is its huge population, which is worthless to the ruler. Now 90% of all offensives of the "second army of the world" are conducted by primitive throwing "cannon fodder" at AFU positions. Ukraine's problem is limited stockpiles of weapons, otherwise "Tryzub" on the yellow and blue flag would have been developing over the Kremlin long ago :).

Regarding the main topic - I have already said - this war has no noticeable impact on the crypto market, for several reasons:
- the demand for cryptocurrency has not increased, because even mutual settlements between pariah countries, has limited demand, due to the tightening of rules on exchanges, to withdraw assets in dollars or euros has become very and very difficult, or through "unofficial channels" - very expensive.
- The rest of the world, in such situations, chooses more "stable" objects to save money - for example, gold, or for example, investments in shares of military-industrial companies, in this situation it is much safer and more profitable.
Title: Re: Putin's Ukraine Invasion: Effect on Cryptocurrency?
Post by: Alcor on January 10, 2024, 08:26:24 AM

The war is taking long but the people of Ukraine is still fighting for their rights , Russia have shown their power yet the opposing country is standing strong .
the effect in crypto is just a short period because looking in to it now? the war is still on but the crypto market is showing strong movement specially now 2024 that the climbing is continuing opposite for what we expect that may dump in the early month.
In the war against Ukraine, Russia demonstrated its weakness, not its strength. All states, without exception, were confident that in a short time Russia would capture Kyiv and the entire territory of Ukraine. But that did not happen. Due to the massive invasion of armored vehicles simultaneously from the north (from the territory of Belarus), east and south, in the first days Russian troops were even able to approach the outskirts of Kiev, but then received such a rebuff that after two months they were forced to hastily withdraw their half-defeated armies from the northern and central parts of Ukraine. After this, the Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated more than 50 percent of the occupied territory of Ukraine and continue to provide worthy resistance to the aggressor.

Russian military equipment also showed its worst side on the battlefield. Western weapons turned out to be much longer-range, more accurate and more effective than Russian ones, as a result of which Russia began to massively lose orders for the sale of its military equipment.

As a result, Russia lost its former influence on global global processes; the world no longer feared or respected it.

As for cryptocurrency, the war has had virtually no noticeable impact on it yet. But in the future this situation may change.