#ukraine

More than 40 blockchain companies have offered the Turkish authorities to create an official crypto wallet to accept donations for the victims of the devastating earthquake. Today about 2 thousand people died due to earthquakes in Turkey and Syria. The death toll is expected to rise as hundreds of buildings have been completely destroyed. Cryptocurrency communities always respond instantly to such humanitarian crises. Yes, Ukraine received a lot of donations immediately after the "gas-station" country attack. Turkey, hang in there!

Alex Holden, a hacker from Ukraine, has a singular gift for tracking down "bad russian guys" on the Internet. This week, he stole $25,000 in BTC from the russian dark web marketplace dubbed Solaris, and transferred the money to Kyiv charitable foundation "Enjoying Life".

The new eKinekt Bike Desk turns kinetic energy from cycling into an electrical charge. This technological wonder has two USB Type-A ports and one USB Type-C port for charging laptops or phones. In addition, the mobile app keeps track of energy generated and calories burned. Acer's training machine is meant to empower a healthy lifestyle. We guess in Ukraine, many people would prefer cycling rather than jogging to the nearest Point of Invincibility to charge their devices. The retail price is $1,000. Unfortunately, for now, it is available in the U.S., Canada, and Taiwan only.