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Up to $37M has been received by Ukraine in trackable crypto donations
Cointelegraph compiled data this week for crypto donations sent to the Ukrainian government, military and charities amid the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia. The total cryptocurrency donations to Ukraine and the charities that are linked to them had reached $37 Million by Monday.
The “Reserve fund of Ukraine” backed by local crypto exchange Kuna appeared to be the largest recipient, garnering roughly $13 million worth of BTC, ETH, USDT and other assets. The charity Come Back Alive was next with $7.2 million. The group says its aiding the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ resistance efforts.
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