Ukraine Financial News

26.02 / 11:19

UPS Digital Bitcoin safe Is Bitcoin losing safe haven image as gold soars amidst Eastern European crisis

Bitcoin‘s mainstream acceptance over the past few years has managed to link the top cryptocurrency with traditional finance in more ways than one. While institutional interest has been a positive sign for the digital asset industry, it has also caused Bitcoin’s price to follow that of US stock markets.

26.02 / 07:31

Citigroup open Citigroup and Deutsche Bank keep Ukraine offices open after Russia invasion

International investment banks with operations in Ukraine are keeping their offices open following the Russian invasion of the country.

26.02 / 03:49

UPS BTC Action Bitcoin recovery Here are three reasons why Bitcoin is ready for a recovery to $42,000

Bitcoin price suffered a fatal setback after Russia attacked Ukraine. The same effect was seen across financial markets, including Russia’s stock market. Despite this sudden downswing, BTC’s on-chain metrics show signs that indicate a quick turnaround.

26.02 / 02:29

UPS BTC Bitcoin Bitcoin Has Fluctuated Sharply Recently: the Best Moment to Use Leverage Trading

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26.02 / 01:51

UPS Financial Boris Johnson bans sterling clearing in bid to ‘exclude Russian banks from the UK financial system’

The UK has banned Russia from accessing sterling clearing and payment systems as it steps up sanctions over the invasion of Ukraine.

26.02 / 01:21

UPS Digital Bitcoin analyst ‘Good buying opportunity for Bitcoin?’ Analyst reveals long term plan you can follow

The cryptocurrency market has suffered quite a bit following the recent tension between Russia and Ukraine. Amidst this ongoing struggle, the crypto market cap lost almost $200 billion. However, at press time, the market did rebound. It was up by 7%. Nonetheless, uncertainty still prevailed. In fact, Bitcoin‘s long-time rival, Gold made impressive strides.

26.02 / 01:07

cryptocurrency Ether Bitcoin fall Stablecoins gain as Bitcoin, Ether fall after Russia invades Ukraine

Stablecoins, which are virtual tokens pegged to traditional currencies such as the U.S. dollar, held gains on Thursday in the midst of a sell-off in risk assets such as stocks and bitcoin after Russia launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Most stablecoins were slightly higher on the day. Their market capitalization was up 0.3% at $182.5 billion, according to cryptocurrency data tracker coinmarketcap.com. Its daily trading volume, though, surged 75% to $108.1 billion. In contrast, both bitcoin and ether dropped to one-month lows. Bitcoin was last down 3.1% at $36,121, while ether slid 4.1% to $2,475, following Russia's invasion.

26.02 / 01:05

European Union ECB president calls for crypto regulation in response to Russia potentially evading sanctions

Christine Lagarde, president of the European Central Bank (ECB), has called on lawmakers to approve a regulatory framework on crypto, hinting at potentially preventing Russia from getting around economic sanctions.

25.02 / 23:39

markets stocks Bitcoin Bitcoin traders say $34K was the bottom, but data says it’s too early to tell

Bitcoin (BTC) price traded down 23% in the eight days following its failure to break the $45,000 resistance on Feb. 16. The $34,300 bottom on Feb. 24 happened right after the Russian-Ukraine conflict escalated, triggering a sharp sell-off in risk assets.

25.02 / 23:19

Blockchain UPS Limelight OpenSea Polygon daily volume poses concern in February; know why

As each day goes by, the NFT market is growing and taking up more of the limelight. As February 2022 draws to an end, it’s a good time to check on the progress of OpenSea – but this time, from the Polygon side.

25.02 / 22:25

Kyiv EU freezes Vladimir Putin's assets in response to Ukraine invasion

The European Union has frozen the assets of Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in response to the invasion of Ukraine, adding the two names to the EU sanctions list.

25.02 / 22:19

Adoption Crypto community reacts to Russia's war in Ukraine

Russia's military intervention in Ukraine has elicited a strong reaction from the cryptocurrency community. The news of the invasion initially sent Bitcoin (BTC) and other cryptocurrencies tumbling.

25.02 / 22:07

economics Central Bank banking Ruble Russian Central Bank Ramps up USD Exchange Rate as Ruble Run Worries Mount

Russia’s Central Bank is desperately trying to avoid a run on the fiat ruble in response to incoming sanctions measures from the EU, the United States, and their allies. And as the Ukraine crisis deepens, the bank has unleashed yet more extreme measures – which may eventually include freezing citizens’ foreign exchange funds.

25.02 / 21:25

Fallout Traders spill on what Ukraine crisis means for markets: ‘I’m down 30bps and growing’

Traders at hedge funds, brokerages and other firms told Financial News how they are navigating the market fallout from the Ukraine crisis, as oil and other assets swing and volatility spikes.

25.02 / 21:21

UPS NASDAQ Bitcoin play As Russia invades Ukraine, will Bitcoin play a larger role amid U.S. sanctions

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is being watched by millions, if not billions of people. Naturally, FUD rose by another notch as Ukrainian reports claimed that the Russian army had seized control of the Chernobyl nuclear plant.

25.02 / 21:21

Ethereum XRP Cardano Bitcoin Price analysis 2/25: BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, ADA, SOL, AVAX, LUNA, DOGE, DOT

The U.S. equity markets and Bitcoin (BTC) have rebounded sharply from their Feb. 24 lows while gold has made a retreat from its recent highs. This indicates that investors may be buying risky assets and reducing exposure to assets perceived as a safe haven.

25.02 / 20:31

markets Stablecoin BTC Markets week Terra LUNA price nears key level after rallying 45% this week

A rebound rally in the Terra (LUNA) market this week risks exhaustion as the price retests a key trendline for a potential pullback.

25.02 / 20:23

Google Apple banking Apple Pay and Google Pay to Become Unusable with Cards from Sanctioned Russian Banks

Customers of five sanctioned Russian banks will be unable to use their cards to pay with Apple Pay and Google Pay, the central Bank of Russia, said.

25.02 / 20:23

Sport BitMEX Bitcoin State Street's 'Mega' Crypto Plan, Hayes Pleads Guilty, Flexpool's Message to Russia, Pulled NFT Sale + More news

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25.02 / 19:55

Citi LSE London Stock Exchange halts trading by VTB Capital after Russia slapped with sanctions

The London Stock Exchange Group suspended VTB Capital’s membership in response to UK sanctions on Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.

25.02 / 19:39

foreign EU to Hit Putin, Russian Foreign Minister With Sanctions

The European Union plans to hit Russian President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov with sanctions, three EU officials and diplomats said, as the bloc readies a second package of sanctions on Russia over its attack on Ukraine.

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