That's one of the main reasons why I'm willing to go there: it's one thing to see reports from professional journalists; it's quite another to read reports from people you know from your community.
Same reason why I strongly encourage Bitcoiner's to visit Ukraine. You don't need to go to the front. But Lviv, Kyiv, and Odesa are reasonably safe and easy to get to. And you'll have a much better understanding of the situation by seeing it first hand. Plus, Ukraine still allows for AML/KYC free crypto purchases, without limits: bring some cash and stack some sats. :)
I, too, appreciate the first hand accounts. It's very hard to evaluate the various voices you hear online, but when it is somebody in a community to which you belong, it becomes much easier. Thanks for writing these.
Thank you!
That's one of the main reasons why I'm willing to go there: it's one thing to see reports from professional journalists; it's quite another to read reports from people you know from your community.
Same reason why I strongly encourage Bitcoiner's to visit Ukraine. You don't need to go to the front. But Lviv, Kyiv, and Odesa are reasonably safe and easy to get to. And you'll have a much better understanding of the situation by seeing it first hand. Plus, Ukraine still allows for AML/KYC free crypto purchases, without limits: bring some cash and stack some sats. :)