Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 06:20:33 AM

Today in the Russian section there are really unpleasant swearing between Ukrainians and Russians. But why should a Bitcoin forum discuss politics in every section?
OP, you are Ukrainian, why don't you write in the Ukrainian local section? That way you wouldn't get into arguments with the bad guys, you call them.

First of all, Bitcoin forum should discuss politics because these are the questions that concern everyone in one way or another. We can already see how Russia's war against Ukraine is affecting world markets. Fuel prices are rising, higher energy prices will affect inflation and the purchasing power of people in the West. The crypto market is also not left out. Uncertainty, which investors fear most, is already affecting asset prices. Many investors from Ukraine and russia do not have access to their assets and cease to be active market participants.

The shaky situation is increasingly undermined by fake news and provocative calls. The forum is attended by pro-Putin members who which are involved into the information war. Bitcointalk is a great platform for disseminating and discussing information. And now information about the war directly affects trading and crypto investment. Investors need to consider fundamentals and analyze global trends for successful deals. If this fundamental analysis is based on fake news, it is obvious that it will also affect trading. That is why Ukrainians at the forum, OP and I among them, are trying to resist the spread of false, criminal information at the forum, and to share the truth about the terrorist acts that the Russians staged in our country. It is not so much a struggle against pro-Putin agents as a struggle for foreign opinion and minds, which is not directly involved in the war and which knows less factors for forming one's own position in this war. And you will have to choose the side, this is not the time to remain neutral, because neutrality is the tacit support of criminals who kill civilians and level our cities to the ground.