Russia’s digital ruble will not have the same level of anonymity as cash, says official.
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Russia’s digital ruble will not have the same level of anonymity as cash, says official.
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Talk of CBDCs and Facebook’s Libra headlined this week’s policy news, as international organizations weigh in on both.
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The first pilots of Russia’s digital currency are expected to launch in H1 2021.
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Russia’s central bank wants to limit the amount of cryptos and digital rights acquired by non-professional investors.
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Russia’s central bank says that the digital ruble can be an “additional form of money alongside cash and non-cash.”
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Russia’s new bill brings it in line with U.K. legislators, though there is a distinction between the approach of the FCA and the State Duma.
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Russian lawmakers have passed a bill that gives legal status to cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin – but bans them from being used to pay for goods and services. Legislators approved the Digital Financial Assets (DFA) bill on July 22 after its third and final reading. It had already won backing from senior lawmkers like Anatoly […]
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In this roundup, we cover Russia’s supreme court recognizing tokens as assets like money and property, France’s new crypto regulatory framework, and several industry developments in China, including a blockchain ETF filing. We also cover Japan’s world conference for decentralized financial governance, Uzbekistan’s crypto ban, and four countries’ central bank digital currency updates. Also read: […]
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Denmark’s largest bank, Danske Bank, reportedly knew that some of its Estonian branch’s clients were on the Russian government’s blacklist but did not close their accounts for two years. The bank is currently being probed by three countries over $150 billion money laundering allegations. Also read: 160 Crypto Exchanges Seek to Enter Japanese Market, Regulator Reveals […]
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