The Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Transformation today announced, in partnership with FTX and Everstake, the launch of an official crypto fundraising site called Aid for Ukraine to help expedite donations to the war-torn nation.

Currently, donations to Aid for Ukraine can be made in BTC, ETH, USDT, DOT, SOL, DOGE, XMR, ICON, EOS, and NEO.

FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried first announced the partnership last week.

Since Russia invaded on February 24, more than $60 million in cryptocurrency has been donated to Ukraine's government, according to data compiled by the blockchain tracker Elliptic.

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Ukraine Has Collected Millions in Crypto Donations. Here’s How It’s Being Spent

Deputy Minister of Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation, Alex Bornyakov, today revealed how crypto donations sent to Ukraine have been spent on the country’s armed forces.  “Crypto assets proved extremely helpful in facilitation of funding flows to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Huge thanks to everyone who donated to the Crypto Fund of Ukraine,” Bornyakov tweeted.  He added that “each and every helmet and vest bought via crypto donations is currently saving Ukrainian soldiers’ lives.” Cry...

In total, over $93.6 million in cryptocurrency has gone to Ukrainian entities, both government and non-government, since the start of the conflict, the majority in Ethereum, according to data from analytics firm Merkle Science.

Aid for Ukraine said all funds raised through the site will directly go to the nation's armed forces and to civilians seeking humanitarian assistance.

In a one-on-one discussion at this year's Camp Ethereal, sponsored by Decrypt, Bankman-Fried spoke with Australian philosopher and animal rights activist Peter Singer about crypto use in Ukraine.

"If there's a tank outside your bank," Bankman-Fried said, "you're going to be more underbanked than you thought you were, so I think it's been really been cool to see [crypto] give an international financial lifeline."