Ukraine to convert $8.3M in seized cryptocurrency into war bonds
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Daryna Antoniuk
Summary
Ukraine's Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA) plans to convert over $8.3 million in cryptocurrency seized from an alleged international cybercrime group into government war bonds. This marks the first time Ukraine has used confiscated digital assets to support its wartime economy. The funds were transferred to ARMA's official digital wallet following a court order, and will be used to purchase war bonds to finance the country's defense efforts.
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· 2 pulledThis is the first time seized digital assets have been placed under ARMA's management
Ukraine plans to convert several million dollars' worth of cryptocurrency seized from an alleged international cybercrime group into government war bonds
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