During this war between Ukraine and Russia we heard a lot about Bitcoin and how it can help the 2 part. A young 20-year-old Ukrainian managed to flee Ukraine by going to Poland with a USB key on which he had 40% of his life savings, he saw on his key that is about $2,000 in bitcoin. He says that his experience began when he realized that due to the Russian invasion he had to leave his native country and that he was going to need money. It was impossible for him to get money out because the atm machines had queues of people who couldn't finish and couldn't wait that long. Never mind he remembered that he had those $2,000 worth of bitcoin on his usb key.
In conclusion, Poland has experienced a huge influx of refugees from its neighbor Ukraine and has announced that its central bank has set up a conversion facility, hopefully it will also be with electronic currency conversion. We can therefore say that Bitcoin is very useful for refugees and in wartime.
Durante esta guerra entre Ucrania y Rusia escuchamos mucho sobre Bitcoin y cómo puede ayudar a la 2 parte. Un joven ucraniano de 20 años logró huir de Ucrania yendo a Polonia con una llave USB en la que tenía el 40% de los ahorros de su vida, vio en su llave que son unos $2.000 en bitcoin. Dice que su experiencia comenzó cuando se dio cuenta que debido a la invasión rusa tenía que salir de su país natal y que iba a necesitar dinero. Le era imposible sacar dinero porque los cajeros automáticos tenían colas de gente que no podía terminar y no podía esperar tanto. No importa, recordó que tenía esos $ 2,000 en bitcoins en su llave USB.
En conclusión, Polonia ha experimentado una gran afluencia de refugiados de su vecina Ucrania y ha anunciado que su banco central ha establecido un servicio de conversión, con suerte también será con conversión de moneda electrónica. Por lo tanto, podemos decir que Bitcoin es muy útil para los refugiados y en tiempos de guerra.