A large number of central banks from across the entire world are working on their respective central bank digital currencies.
Category: Russia
Russia Decides to Ban Cryptocurrency as a Payment Method Due to its Unsteady Economy
The Bank of Russia and the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) have now made their mind that they will use
Russia to Implement Crypto Tax Before Regulation
After a meeting in the Russian Committee for Digital Economy, it was decided that the federation will implement guidelines for
Pro Cryptocurrency Regulations in Belarus Could Bring In Foreign Capital and Initial Coin Offerings
At the end of 2017, Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko signed a “Digital Economy Development Ordinance,” aimed at developing the country’s
2017 Was a Crucial Year for Cryptocurrency Regulation
The year experienced fluctuating cryptocurrency costs and endless initial coin offerings. So, it is not astonishing that in 2017, regulators
It’s Official – Russia Is Drafting Cryptocurrency Regulation Bill Next Week
Cryptocurrency Regulation Bill To Be Presented In Russia Next Week The Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets,
Crypto Regulation Recap – Russia, Australia and USA News Updates Regarding Bitcion and Cryptocurrency Regulations Around the World
So Much News And Hype – What Info Is Trustworthy? Don’t believe everything you read on the internet. If you
Todays Updates: CFTC, Australia, Small Jurisdictions, Mining Regulations In Russia And India Central Bank Updates
Todays updates in the Cryptocurrency regulation world involve countries such as Russia, India, the USA and Australia. Read the following
Weekly Update: This Week In Cryptocurrency Regulation News Sep 29th 2017
Another interesting week in everything regarding cryptocurrency regulations. Russia has been sending mixed signals, Malta might try to regulate, India
Russia Is Sending Conflicting Messages About Cryptocurrency Regulation
The Russian government recently revealed plans to regulate cryptocurrencies like securities, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told reporters last week. While this