2022-3-12 22:19 |
A new task force has been created to freeze or take the assets of Russians that have been sanctioned following the invasion of Ukraine.
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2022-3-12 22:19 |
A new task force has been created to freeze or take the assets of Russians that have been sanctioned following the invasion of Ukraine.
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Russian crypto holders are reportedly liquidating billions of dollars in virtual currency, putting these into investments in Dubai. Some have sought to buy into other safe-haven assets. According to a report by Reuters on Friday, 11 March, digital asset platforms based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have been inundated by requests to sell Bitcoin […] The post Russians are liquidating crypto in the UAE to seek safe havens: report appeared first on Invezz.
2022-3-11 20:42 | |
Worried about Western nations seizing their assets, Russians are eyeing the UAE as a safe-haven, according to Reuters.
2022-3-12 20:22 | |
The United States Department of Justice will be creating a task force saddled with enforcing sanctions against the richest Russians and their assets in the United States The United States sets up a new taskforce The interagency task force is part of the grand effort to pressure Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.
2022-3-4 02:30 | |
Ruble-denominated Bitcoin volumes reached a 9-month high as investors fled to safe-haven assets. Most… The post BTC/RUB volume hits a 9 month high as Russians look for Ruble alternatives appeared first on Coin Journal.
2022-3-1 15:21 | |
As some platforms freeze accounts linked to Russia and Belarus, Binance said it will not block innocent Russians’ crypto assets.
2022-3-1 14:45 | |
Crypto payments in the country are currently banned, but Russians have been allowed to purchase and trade digital assets like Bitcoin.
2021-10-13 00:25 | |
Crypto has grown to be the investment of choice for a lot of people across the globe. This time, a poll carried out by the Association of Forex Dealers (AFD) has found the majority of Russians currently favor digital assets over traditional ones.
2021-9-6 02:00 | |
Russians looking forward to incorporating digital assets like bitcoin into their lives have recently received spectacular news, as the country’s lawmakers are now apparently considering allowing cryptocurrencies to be used as a means of payment.
2021-5-24 17:34 | |
A new survey revealed the different stances of Russians toward cryptocurrencies and fiat currency. Specifically, some of the respondents believe digital assets will replace fiat in ten years. Residents in Moscow Believe Cryptos Will Replace Fiat, While Others Are Skeptical According to Nord News, the research was conducted by Otkritie Bank, a Moscow-based financial institution […]
2021-4-27 11:30 | |
The U. S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has sanctioned two Russian nationals over the theft of millions of dollars in digital currency. The perpetrators allegedly carried out cyber attacks on three or more cryptocurrency platforms in 2017 and 2018.
2020-9-18 21:20 | |
The Treasury Department of Foreign Assets Control, OFAC in short, announced sanctions for three Russian hackers involved in meddling in the 2016 Presidential elections. The statement further added cryptocurrency addresses attached to the Russian Troll group, Internet Research Agency, were also sanctioned.
2020-9-10 20:55 | |
On Friday, Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, signed one of the two digital assets bills into law, Russian media outlet RIA reports. The new law was passed by Russia’s parliament, Duma, last week and states that firms can provide virtual securities on blockchain platforms provided they are well registered with the country’s central bank, Bank of […]
2020-7-31 22:04 | |