2020-12-4 15:27 |
A Russian cryptocurrency and blockchain association warns the Bank of Russia against centralizing the digital ruble. origin »
2020-12-4 15:27 |
A Russian cryptocurrency and blockchain association warns the Bank of Russia against centralizing the digital ruble. origin »
Bank of Russia’s chief signals a slow path to digital ruble adoption, as scaling is expected no earlier than 2025, with mass usage transition anticipated over five to seven years. Scaling of Russia‘s digital ruble following the pilot project is…
2024-4-8 13:24 | |
The scheduled trial of Russia’s digital ruble has been postponed; it was due on April 1. This is because the regulatory framework necessary for the pilot to proceed is yet to be adopted, as the state-owned news agency TASS reports.
2023-3-30 02:00 | |
Digital ruble: Recently, Russia began testing a new type of money. The prototype was presented at the end of 2021. What happens next? The post Digital Ruble: 5 Unobvious Consequences of a Launch in Russia appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2022-5-18 09:17 | |
Kalashnikov Group, the Russian firearms manufacturer, is ready to transition to settlements in digital currency. The announcement came from the international economic forum in Saint Petersburg where the central bank of Russia reaffirmed its intention to replace “dirty” and “infectious” paper cash with the digital ruble that’s currently under development.
2021-6-5 09:30 | |
Sberbank, a state-owned Russian financial and banking institution, announces plans to launch its digital token, Sbercoin. This comes a month before the draconian crypto laws, passed by Parliament and signed into law by President Putin, go into effect in January 2021.
2020-12-1 17:29 | |
With new legislation on digital assets coming into effect in a month, Russian financial institutions are looking to act.
2020-12-1 22:29 | |
Over the course of the past eleven months, cryptocurrencies have emerged to become a serious asset class, one being taken note of by countries and regulatory agencies all over the world. Russia is oneThe post Bank of Russia hears commercial banks’ concerns over digital Ruble appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-11-28 23:30 | |
Russian banks fear being left out of the central bank's proposed digital currency system, according to a report.
2020-11-27 18:16 | |
The prime minister of Russia, Mikhail Mishustin, has said that the government is considering categorizing digital financial assets (DFA) as a form of property. Mikhail, who was speaking at a recent Russian government session, noted that the authorities intend to forge a path for a civilized local crypto market.
2020-11-27 17:22 | |
The Russian Ministry of Finance intends to make amendments to its tax law in a bid to clarify regulations surrounding crypto taxation. The ministry unveiled this news on November 11 through an article, noting that the proposed changes are necessary for the implementation of the rules embedded in the law on digital financial assets and digital currencies, which the country adopted in the summer of 2020.
2020-11-14 16:47 | |
The pandemic-induced crisis is galvanizing new trends across all aspects of the global economy, including digital currencies.
2020-11-7 18:20 | |
Central banks meeting in Russia said the coronavirus pandemic is a driving force behind growing interest in national digital currencies.
2020-11-7 18:16 | |
Countries around the world have shown great interest in developing central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), with a good number of central banks already in the process of creating digital versions of their national currencies.
2020-10-25 18:34 | |
Russia’s government says that a Russian ruble will come about in three to seven years. It believes that a central bank-backed digital currency (CBDC) could help make payments transparent, thus fighting corruption and poverty.
2020-10-24 18:00 | |
An official from the Russian Central Bank’s National Banking Council, Anatoly Aksakov said that Russia’s CBDC, the digital ruble, would be the “future” of all money circulation in the country,The post Digital ruble, the future of Russian money circulation: Russian govt official appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-10-22 19:05 | |
Russian government deputy Anatoly Aksakov believes that Russia cannot do without a digital ruble in the future and that trials may start next year
2020-10-22 17:16 | |
According to Izvestia, a Russian finance news site, the Ministry of Finance and Bank of Russia investigate other nations’ efforts in releasing a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The post, published on Monday, highlights some of Russia's advantages of launching its own digital ruble, including reducing the cost of transactions, more opportunities for cross-border payments, […] The post Bank of Russia Is Studying Pros & Cons of a Digital Ruble; May Start Developing CBDC In 2021 first appeared on BitcoinExchangeGuide.
2020-10-21 20:41 | |
As China is actively testing its digital yuan, Russia is now planning to build and test a central bank digital currency, the digital ruble. Meanwhile, the Bank of Russia has proposed limiting the amount of bitcoin retail investors can buy.
2020-10-20 12:15 | |
Russia's central bank says a digital ruble could make Russia less dependent on the U.S. dollar and more resistant to foreign sanctions.
2020-10-20 15:07 | |
Five Russian banks expressed interest in a possible pilot project of the digital ruble if it is launched by the Bank of Russia. The RNKB from the disputed region of Crimea is among them.
2020-10-18 18:08 | |
The Bank of Russia seeks to regulate the total amount of digital assets that individual investors can buy. The central bank has published a draft of regulatory proposals highlighting how they will regulate the nation's digital assets space.
2020-10-15 22:37 | |
Russia has been at different times hostile, unsure, or inconsistent with its stance on cryptocurrencies. In early August, reports claimed that Russian leader Vladimir Putin had signed a law that legalized digital assets like bitcoin.
2020-10-15 19:01 | |
Russia’s central bank wants to limit the amount of cryptos and digital rights acquired by non-professional investors.
2020-10-15 11:59 | |
Bank of Russia has suggested a possibility of issuing its own central bank digital currency, the digital ruble, in a new report published by the central bank today. The digital ruble will be an electThe post Bank of Russia is planning to launch its ‘digital ruble’ appeared first on AMBCrypto.
2020-10-14 00:30 | |
Russia’s Central Bank is the latest monetary authority to issue a CBDC consultative paper amidst the ongoing craze; the bank confirmed its interest in issuing a digital ruble, noting that it can operate alongside cash or non-cash forms of money that already exist in the country.
2020-10-14 00:22 | |
The Bank of Russia proposed a potential CBDC project Tuesday, but wants public comments before proceeding.
2020-10-14 21:21 | |
The Russian central bank said it's starting public consultations on the possibilities of issuing a CBDC.
2020-10-13 16:23 | |
Russia’s central bank says that the digital ruble can be an “additional form of money alongside cash and non-cash.”
2020-10-13 15:44 | |
After introducing an amendment that could see cryptocurrency miners lose all their mining rewards, Russia is once again tightening cryptocurrency regulation. According to a local news release, the Ministry of Finance proposes stricter regulations related to crypto accounts by preparing a package of amendments to the country’s digital asset laws.
2020-9-25 18:08 | |
The Russian Ministry of Finance drafted laws to regulate cryptocurrencies and counter money laundering through digital assets. It proposes to introduce criminal liability for the lack of declaring cryptocurrencies.
2020-9-25 17:51 | |
Russia’s law on digital assets has not affected Binance's business in any way.
2020-9-8 12:43 | |
As first reported by a Russian news outlet, Izvestia, the Ministry of Finance in Russia, is proposing an amendment to the federal law on digital financial assets (DFA) that could see Bitcoin miners receive no rewards on their efforts.
2020-9-5 18:37 | |
The fervor for cryptocurrency assets in Russia has grown wild over the last few years. This week Xangle Research published a comprehensive report about digital currencies and the Russian environment in 2020.
2020-8-27 03:30 | |
On the heels of new crypto legislation, Russia’s largest (and state-owned) bank is considering launching its own stablecoin to simplify blockchain transactions. A Stable Ruble Sergei Popov, director of Sberbank’s Transactions Business department, has raised the possibility of the issuance of digital tokens.
2020-8-5 18:59 | |
Sberbank may issue a digital token pegged to the Russian ruble for settlements on transactions with digital financial assets. The decision will be made closer to 2021, when the cryptocurrency legislation will come into force in Russia.
2020-8-9 16:59 | |
According to RT News, Russian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly signed into law the landmark crypto bill “On Digital Assets,” which effectively provides legal status to cryptocurrencies in the country.
2020-8-5 15:14 | |
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 | |
Russia's president signed the first of two bills on digital assets into law on Friday.
2020-8-1 18:24 | |
Bitcoin trading is growing in Russia. That’s despite attempts by the government to make it difficult for investors to do so. For years, Russian lawmakers have blown hot and cold over cryptocurrency regulation, creating an atmosphere that has often left the entire digital asset industry in the country on tenterhooks.
2020-7-31 13:30 | |
Russian lawmakers passed a bill on Wednesday that gives cryptocurrencies legal status but, at the same time, banned them from being used as a means of payment. Duma, the lower house of parliament, approved the bill on digital financial assets in the third and final reading.
2020-7-24 18:39 | |
The Russian cryptocurrency ecosystem is gleefully celebrating a newly achieved milestone as lawmakers in Russia passed the bill that has now decriminalized the use and of digital currencies in the country.
2020-7-23 14:53 | |
The Russian parliament adopted a bill on digital financial assets, which contains a clause prohibiting payments for goods and services in cryptocurrencies. However, it is officially allowed to own and buy cryptocurrency and blockchain tokens.
2020-7-26 00:08 | |
Russia has dropped plans to criminalize bitcoin transactions – for now, according to local media reports. The Digital Financial Assets Bill (DFA), due to be read for the second time in the Russian parliament – or State Duma – on July 21, has removed references to administrative and criminal liability for dealing in bitcoin (BTC).
2020-7-21 05:30 | |
‘World’s most wanted man’ was the opening of an investigative report by Bellingcat which claims to use digital data to piece together events. The report published this Saturday says Jan...
2020-7-20 23:52 | |
‘World’s most wanted man’ was the opening of an investigative report by Bellingcat which claims to use digital data to piece together events. The report published this Saturday says Jan...
2020-7-21 23:52 | |
Some Russian regulators propose a blanket ban on digital asset trading, but the country is too far along the path of crypto adoption.
2020-6-23 06:00 | |
After three years of development, the Cambodian national digital currency may be out later this month, according to a recently released whitepaper. The permissioned blockchain-based payments system differs from the central bank digital currencies, also known as CBDCs, being offered by several states, including China and Russia, the paper states.
2020-6-22 21:04 | |
Telegram’s digital resistance in Russia will contribute to further anti-censorship efforts in countries like China and Iran, Pavel Durov says.
2020-6-22 15:36 | |
Peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading data shows digital assets like bitcoin are growing extremely popular in Russia, despite the State Duma’s opinions and regulations aimed at crypto assets. On Monday, the Russian government published a draft version of litigation mandates called “On Digital Financial Assets,” and lawmakers are looking for public opinion.
2020-6-4 00:02 | |