Surge in Russian Crypto Mining Registrations
The number of registered crypto mining firms in Russia has surged dramatically as new regulations take effect, indicating a significant shift in the industry.
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The number of registered crypto mining firms in Russia has surged dramatically as new regulations take effect, indicating a significant shift in the industry.
Sberbank, Russia's largest state-owned bank, is seeking approval to offer custody services for digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, amid a shifting regulatory landscape.
A new registry by Russia's Ministry of Energy aims to regulate the cryptocurrency mining industry and enforce compliance with tax and energy consumption rules.
Rostec is set to introduce RUBx, a stablecoin pegged to the Russian ruble, alongside RT-Pay, a new payment platform.
Sberbank has launched structured bonds that provide exposure to Bitcoin's price and the dollar-ruble exchange rate.
The Bank of Russia has announced that it will permit financial institutions to offer crypto-linked financial products to qualified investors.
A suspect has been arrested in Russia for a crypto mining fraud scheme that defrauded victims of 270 million rubles.
The new policy allows qualified investors in Russia to engage with cryptocurrency through financial instruments linked to crypto prices.
Vladimir Smerkis, the ex-head of Binance's operations in Russia, faces allegations related to a major fraudulent scheme.
Russia's finance ministry will launch a crypto exchange aimed at highly-qualified investors, according to Finance Minister Anton Siluanov.
The rising trend of stablecoins is set to hit a $2 trillion valuation by 2028 as Russia considers its own stablecoin amid financial sanctions.
A senior Russian finance official calls for a state-backed stablecoin as the US enforces actions against Garantex, raising concerns over reliance on foreign assets.
Russia is evaluating the establishment of a special fund for cryptocurrencies confiscated during criminal investigations.
Amidst Western sanctions, Russia is increasingly utilizing cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum for oil transactions with China and India.
Amidst growing Western sanctions, Russia and Iran are turning to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin to sustain their oil trade, illustrating a significant shift in global economic practices.
The central bank aims to create guidelines for crypto services while opening new investment channels for high-net-worth individuals.
A recent ceasefire agreement between Ukraine and Russia has positively influenced financial markets, leading Bitcoin to reclaim the $83,000 mark.
The seizure of Garantex, a Russian cryptocurrency exchange, raises questions about the future of unregulated crypto platforms as authorities ramp up efforts against illegal trades.
Tether has suspended $28 million USDT on the Russian exchange Garantex, which is under EU sanctions due to its ties with the Russian government.
The Russian Finance Ministry is not including cryptocurrencies in its strategic reserves due to volatility concerns but may reconsider in the future.
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