The Ukrainian government didn't hesitate to think out of the box at the time to fund their army to resist the Russian invasion, and that involved even CryptoPunks.
Ukrainian officials have used funds from the crypto donation platform launched by the government to purchase supplies for the country’s military amid its ongoing war with Russia.
In a Friday tweet, Ukraine’s minister of digital transformation, Mykhailo Fedorov, announced that the country hadfive all-terrain vehicles, which “will come in handy for a challenging environment” — possibly referring to conditions near the front lines with Russia or where roads have been damaged or destroyed.
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