Ukrainian Troops Spend Combat Points on 500k Drones via Brave1 Market
Earning points for blowing up invaders and redeeming them for new gear sounds like a videogame mechanics, but it is literally how Ukraine's military is supplied now.
Ukraine essentially turned frontline military supply into an e-commerce platform with a loyalty program. Over 400 combat units have already redeemed their earned "eBaly" — literal combat points — to order over 500,000 drones, electronic warfare systems, and robotic platforms on the Brave1 Market.
Soldiers accumulate these points not just by destroying enemy targets, but also for successful reconnaissance, logistics, and evacuation missions. Once points land in the unit's balance, commanders open an online catalog of over 800 domestic products and order directly from local manufacturers, skipping traditional paperwork chains.
Payment and fast delivery are handled automatically by DOT-Chain Defence, giving defense officials real-time data on which specific tech actually performs best in battle.
E-commerce loyalty perks hit completely differently when the reward for high performance is a fresh batch of kamikaze drones delivered straight to the unit.
Source: Facebook
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