I really wonder why we don't have even answer for this.
I know people wrote to Cyrus, and as was indicated here, many other languages have own local board, while they have smaller population, smaller amount of blockchain projects in their country..
May be there are some political reason why we have no answer?
I'm not sure, but where to look for another explanation?
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Hello crypto-brothers). Ukrainian separated board is very important for us.
Look what Forbes writes: "Ukraine Is Silently Leading A Digital Currency Revolution"
Popular Ukrainian magazines also writes about UA crypto revolution.
We are here, and our community increases day by day.
Look what Forbes writes: "Ukraine Is Silently Leading A Digital Currency Revolution"
Popular Ukrainian magazines also writes about UA crypto revolution.
We are here, and our community increases day by day.
I hope somebody from the Administration of Bitcointalk forum will notice this topic and will reply to us.
The topic was started in October and still no reply!
The topic was started in October and still no reply!
Separate ukrainian board will be helpful to get country-specific info properly stuctured. Starting from discussion how to pay appopriate taxes up to local-oriented ICOs.
there are tons of ukrainians here in forum. but we lack our own fully functional thread. All the messages about all possible topics go in one thread. It's impossible to communicate or keep some topic this way. Thus we are pushed to use other language threads. And it creates much obstacles since we should use not native language to communicate. Ukraine is a huge country with approx. 40mil citizens. I think we deserve to have our own full-functional thread to develop our crypto community.
Thank you Legendster for support!
As you see Hero members and Legendary already commented here, and some others (including myself) will become Legenadary probably during this year, that's the matter of time. For us it's not a problem to speak in English and that's even interesting to check what's going on in the world of blockchain.
But some other Ukrainians don't speak English fluently, and discuss everything in 1 thread that's really not comfortable)
From the Ukrainian projects I will name 2:
1) Hacken https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2135278.0;topicseen
They had successful ICO recently.
2) REMME https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annremme-blockchain-powered-authentication-from-the-future-2060387
This thread is not very active, but their CEO is also on Bitcointalk
REMME raised $1,800,000 on presale and tokensale starts in 2 weeks
https://tokensale.remme.io/
These are only 2 recent projects, and those which I follow personally.
Both projects are successful.
Of course many others projects are going on
As I see in other ANN threads, Ukrainian is also popular language of translation for the projects.
I don't understand why can't we have a separate board?
When it will be created - believe me, more and more Ukrainians will join Bitcointalk!
Just in case I can volunteer to be moderator there
As you see Hero members and Legendary already commented here, and some others (including myself) will become Legenadary probably during this year, that's the matter of time. For us it's not a problem to speak in English and that's even interesting to check what's going on in the world of blockchain.
But some other Ukrainians don't speak English fluently, and discuss everything in 1 thread that's really not comfortable)
From the Ukrainian projects I will name 2:
1) Hacken https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2135278.0;topicseen
They had successful ICO recently.
2) REMME https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annremme-blockchain-powered-authentication-from-the-future-2060387
This thread is not very active, but their CEO is also on Bitcointalk
REMME raised $1,800,000 on presale and tokensale starts in 2 weeks
https://tokensale.remme.io/
These are only 2 recent projects, and those which I follow personally.
Both projects are successful.
Of course many others projects are going on
As I see in other ANN threads, Ukrainian is also popular language of translation for the projects.
I don't understand why can't we have a separate board?
When it will be created - believe me, more and more Ukrainians will join Bitcointalk!
Just in case I can volunteer to be moderator there
@OP
You'd make a stronger case if you collected all the Ukranian projects that are getting posted in English or in other sub/local boards. Also if you could find some Hero / Legendary Ukrainians on this forum and forward them the link to this post, then they too would back you up.
This would seriously represent a strong need for a local board where Ukrainians can come together to discuss on each of these projects. Which in my opinion is hard to keep track of currently.
Good luck
You'd make a stronger case if you collected all the Ukranian projects that are getting posted in English or in other sub/local boards. Also if you could find some Hero / Legendary Ukrainians on this forum and forward them the link to this post, then they too would back you up.
This would seriously represent a strong need for a local board where Ukrainians can come together to discuss on each of these projects. Which in my opinion is hard to keep track of currently.
Good luck
Yes, let's return to this idea, especially now that's actual when Ukraine is recognized as one of the leaders in blockchain innovations
Those who didn't see this yet, can check Don Tapscott's post.
https://ca.linkedin.com/hp/update/6361661432630640640?pathWildcard=6361661432630640640
There is a map of Top-blockchain countries and Ukraine is there.
Admins, please tell us can we have own sub-forum in Ukrainian?
What needs to be done?
Those who didn't see this yet, can check Don Tapscott's post.
https://ca.linkedin.com/hp/update/6361661432630640640?pathWildcard=6361661432630640640
There is a map of Top-blockchain countries and Ukraine is there.
Admins, please tell us can we have own sub-forum in Ukrainian?
What needs to be done?
Agree with the previous speakers.
When translating this text, a google translator was used.
When translating this text, a google translator was used.
Yes, cryptocummunity is huge in Ukraine and it increases.
The thing is that those Ukrainians who don't know English at good level (many do know, but still not everyone as in many countries) - might even don't know that this forum has Ukrainian thread.
How can they find it?
I remember I found it accidentally.
How can me speak there, if everything in 1 thread is a combination of news posts, ICO announcements, disscussions on different topics, etc...
For example I just found the events for the next 2 (!!) days. On the first event there are no tickets!
And that's only what I found from one of my fb friends, and only in Kyiv!
30 October - Ukrainian Blockchain Day https://www.facebook.com/events/475147782850959
30 October - Митап с Zerion https://www.facebook.com/events/375970866168505
31 October - ICO Битва #3: ICO для завода и парохода https://www.facebook.com/events/124146581610754/
The thing is that those Ukrainians who don't know English at good level (many do know, but still not everyone as in many countries) - might even don't know that this forum has Ukrainian thread.
How can they find it?
I remember I found it accidentally.
How can me speak there, if everything in 1 thread is a combination of news posts, ICO announcements, disscussions on different topics, etc...
For example I just found the events for the next 2 (!!) days. On the first event there are no tickets!
And that's only what I found from one of my fb friends, and only in Kyiv!
30 October - Ukrainian Blockchain Day https://www.facebook.com/events/475147782850959
30 October - Митап с Zerion https://www.facebook.com/events/375970866168505
31 October - ICO Битва #3: ICO для завода и парохода https://www.facebook.com/events/124146581610754/
I remember that people were asking to add Ukraine local board year ago. But then it was said that current Ukrainian thread isn't active enough.
But even Japan, which local thread is more active, still don't have local board because theymos said that he don't see huge demand for it. I think he would say samething about Ukraine.
But I think that people of Ukraine really need for local board. As I know, you have quite big bitcoin community in your country.
But even Japan, which local thread is more active, still don't have local board because theymos said that he don't see huge demand for it. I think he would say samething about Ukraine.
But I think that people of Ukraine really need for local board. As I know, you have quite big bitcoin community in your country.
Thank You TheFuzzStone.
Finally somebody created this discussion.
I know from another forum there are a lot of people from Ukraine interested in cryptocurrency or even work with it.
Therefore this board can be useful and successful
Finally somebody created this discussion.
I know from another forum there are a lot of people from Ukraine interested in cryptocurrency or even work with it.
Therefore this board can be useful and successful
My friend just invited me so I'm new user but I want show that unkrainians must have separate board.
It will be even very good when you allocate a Ukrainian board. then there will be even more users. I vote yes!!!!
Hello admins.
I agree with my fellow citizens.
Our goverment is modern and implements blockchain technologies.
Also I want invite my friends to BT but cann't becouse we have only one thread.
Thanks
I agree with my fellow citizens.
Our goverment is modern and implements blockchain technologies.
Also I want invite my friends to BT but cann't becouse we have only one thread.
Thanks
Because there is no dedicated Ukrainian board, it is quite common that Ukrainian projects either create threads in English-only variant or, what is even worse, in russian board due to absent container.
For example, Ukrainian Karbo has threads in English and in russian but not in Ukrainian which is extremely inconvenient and leaves out native Ukrainian speakers.
For example, Ukrainian Karbo has threads in English and in russian but not in Ukrainian which is extremely inconvenient and leaves out native Ukrainian speakers.
Agree we need separate board about Ukrainian
Agree with the author.
Ukraine is a big country and lots of ukrainians are on interest of cryptocurrency market.
Ukraine is a big country and lots of ukrainians are on interest of cryptocurrency market.
Sure, Ukrainian local board is very needed!
Kyiv is one of the main crypto-currency capitals, sometimes in a week there are 3-5 events in Kyiv alone (other cities as Dnipro, Odessa, Lviv also host such conferences)
It's impossible to discuss everything is 1 Ukrainian thread, it's not comfortable.
Also Ukraine has more than 200,000 freelancers, who work in IT area, and the number of blockchain, cryptocurrency projects increase.
We need a separate board that's for sure!
What can we do to fasten the process?
Kyiv is one of the main crypto-currency capitals, sometimes in a week there are 3-5 events in Kyiv alone (other cities as Dnipro, Odessa, Lviv also host such conferences)
It's impossible to discuss everything is 1 Ukrainian thread, it's not comfortable.
Also Ukraine has more than 200,000 freelancers, who work in IT area, and the number of blockchain, cryptocurrency projects increase.
We need a separate board that's for sure!
What can we do to fasten the process?
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