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Russia’s Federal Tax Service to Regulate Cryptocurrency Industry

Russia’s cryptocurrency industry will be primarily regulated by the Federal Tax Service, according to the country’s Deputy Minister of Finance. Also involved in this regulatory framework will be the Federal Financial Supervisory Service and the Central Bank. Stay updated with us for more on this developing story! #CryptoRegulation #Russia #CryptoNews

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Moscow Exchange To Become a Cryptocurrency Exchange

MOEX is imposing a bill to make it a crypto exchange. The measure lies in the hands of the Central Bank. Twitter users have criticized the move by the Moscow Exchange. The largest stock market, the Moscow Stock Exchange (MOEX), has agreed to draft legislation allowing it to function as a cryptocurrency exchange. This is brought to us by an update from the Bitcoin Archive. The demand for cryptocurrencies grows day by day, and various governments, notably Russia, are seeking measures to satisfy it. The measure by the Moscow exchange is presently in the hands of the Central Bank, which

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Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin Urges Masses to Embrace Crypto Payments

Co-Founder of Ethereum says cryptocurrency payments are the best option. Vitalik Buterin emphasizes just how crypto payment options can help the world progress. He even expresses how crypto payments could help within a nation’s borders. Co-Founder of Ethereum — Vitalik Buterin, addresses the power that cryptocurrencies hold on Twitter. In particular, he talks about what cryptocurrencies offer to the public and the world and how unfortunate it is that many still do not realize their potential. As we can see from the tweet above, Vitalik Buterin says that people still continue to underrate cryptocurrency payments. Specifically, he says that they

Putin Signs Law to Allow Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Mining in Russia
Putin Signs Bill Outlawing Cryptocurrency Payments in Russia

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill that bans the use of digital financial assets. Russians will not be allowed to use digital assets to pay for goods and services. Digital asset exchanges will have a given time to comply with the new law. According to Russian business media outlet RBC, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill that bans the use of digital financial assets (DFA) such as Bitcoin and digital utility rights (DPR) as a method of payment in Russia. After being published in the government’s gazette, the legislation will go into effect 10 days later. The bill