Polish internet currency exchange office ends with the ruble

Ruble can still be worth a lot, but only the tsarist ones, issued more than 100 years ago. Collectors don't have to worry. On the other hand, the current rubles in circulation are just as worthless as the currencies in business board games.

The cut-off of Russian banks from the SWIFT system and the freezing of the assets of the Bank of Russia caused the ruble to collapse at the rate of the bobsleigh four. Nobody could have imagined such a situation on Wednesday, February 23, like withdrawing this currency from trading. This decision was made by one of the Polish internet exchange offices, Amronet. It is one of the entities of this type that has completely abandoned the ruble turnover. What's more, it also doesn't make any transfers to Russia.

"We believe that the ‘business as usual’ approach does not exist in the current situation. Polish society has become heavily involved in helping Ukraine and business also contributes to it. Withdrawing the ruble from trading and closing transfers to Russia are decisions that we can take within the framework of This is how we show solidarity with Ukraine," Jakub Balcerzak, business advisor to Amronet.pl, an innovative currency platform, said.

In addition, the exchange office will donate 20 percent of its profits from last month to help Ukraine.

(WBJ)