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Russia and BRICS: New Steps in Crypto Regulation and Reducing US Dollar Dominance

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


  1. Russia's Crypto Regulation Strategy
  2. Crypto as a Tool in the BRICS
  3. Reducing USD Hegemony via Crypto Regulation

  4. Russia is stepping up its measures to control cryptocurrencies within BRICS's broader campaign to demonetize the British pound and the US dollar. As geopolitical realities change, BRICS countries including Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa are exploring ways to reduce the US dollar's hegemony in foreign trade.

    Russia's Crypto Regulation Strategy

    The Russian government has had, at least, a tense and neutral attitude towards cryptocurrencies over the years. However, recent developments indicate that Russia is now eager to control cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies more tightly. One major area of focus is international trade payments, where crypto could potentially serve as an alternative to USD payments.

    Crypto as a Tool in the BRICS

    Regulating cryptocurrencies has become part of BRICS's strategy to escape the rules of the traditional Western financial system and promote a new type of economic cooperation. Russia sees this move not only as a legislative regulation of the industry but also as a step towards greater cooperation with other BRICS members, preparing the ground for the potential use of cryptocurrencies in international transactions free from global financial order restrictions.

    Reducing USD Hegemony via Crypto Regulation

    Reducing the dominance of the US dollar in the global market is among the goals set by Russia and the BRICS members. With the rise of cryptocurrency adoption, Russia sees an opportunity to advance this agenda. Cryptocurrencies can serve as a possible replacement for SWIFT, which is controlled by the West. Additionally, BRICS countries like China and India are exploring the use of cryptocurrencies to reduce reliance on the US dollar.

    The shift towards cryptocurrency regulation in BRICS countries is a significant step towards reducing the influence of the US dollar and the Western financial system. International cooperation and synchronization of legal standards will be essential to achieving these goals.

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