tldr; Russian financial authorities, including the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Russia, are preparing to allow citizens to invest in cryptocurrencies under certain restrictions. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov confirmed plans to regulate the crypto market, limiting transaction volumes to minimize risks. The new framework aims to define permissible activities and participants, with legislation expected by mid-2026. This marks a shift in Russia’s approach to cryptocurrencies, recognizing them as currency assets while addressing regulatory gaps.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
uiui on
Cashing out stolen North Korean crypto?
Boring-Flamingo-1549 on
lol, who cares what a third world country do with crypto. they don’t have power do buy in the first place, only oligarchs.
Sufficient_Fuel5269 on
Great news… a lot of liquidity could be coming from there 💸🔥
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tldr; Russian financial authorities, including the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank of Russia, are preparing to allow citizens to invest in cryptocurrencies under certain restrictions. Finance Minister Anton Siluanov confirmed plans to regulate the crypto market, limiting transaction volumes to minimize risks. The new framework aims to define permissible activities and participants, with legislation expected by mid-2026. This marks a shift in Russia’s approach to cryptocurrencies, recognizing them as currency assets while addressing regulatory gaps.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Cashing out stolen North Korean crypto?
lol, who cares what a third world country do with crypto. they don’t have power do buy in the first place, only oligarchs.
Great news… a lot of liquidity could be coming from there 💸🔥
Should have been done a long time ago