Kuna News

According to Ganna Voievodina, Ukraine’s law on digital assets was adopted “just in time” for companies handling crypto and a government looking for tax revenue.

Users have sent more than $48 million USD in crypto to government wallet addresses, roughly 24% of the platform’s $200 million goal.

Ukrainian cryptocurrency exchange Kuna has launched a hryvnia-pegged stablecoin, UAX for open beta testing.

The recent massive run up in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency prices has led to a bit of a debate regarding the very nature of Bitcoin, and the question of whether it has the potential to replace other fiat currencies.

Ukraine is set to have 150 Bitcoin ATMs in 2017 with 20-30 of the total in Kiev.

Blockchain-based system for holding online auctions will be launched in Odessa region, Ukraine, in February 2016.

Ukrainian Bitcoin agency KUNA announces the launch of a crowdsale campaign for its cryptocurrency exchange.

Bitcoin Foundation Ukraine and KUNA Bitcoin Agency are expected to announce a Ukrainian blockchain project to set up an e-governance system in Odessa, Ukraine.

The National Bank of Ukraine has issued a warning to the country’s regional banks, global financial institutions and its executives regarding the financial risks involved in the use of digital currencies like bitcoin.

On September 26, 2014, Ukrainian capital hosted its first Bitcoin event - Bitcoin Conference Kiev. The Hall of Champions in NSC Olimpiyskiy gathered about 170 Bitcoin enthusiasts along with leading Ukrainian and foreign thought leaders.

The recent revolution in Ukraine has brought up many questions about the country’s future but produced so few answers.

On March 26th Michail Chobanyan and his partners launched the first Bitcoin-selling agency Kuna in Ukraine. A closer look at the market reveals that the company has positioned itself at the forefront of the fledgling industry among all of the CIS countries (Commonwealth of Independent States).