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Russia to Launch Cryptocurrency Exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg to Improve International Trade

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


  1. New Exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg
  2. Legal Conditions and Limitations
  3. Additional Steps to Stimulate the Crypto Economy

  4. Russia is planning to launch two new cryptocurrency exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg in the near future. This initiative aims to improve conditions for international trade.

    New Exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg

    According to recent information, Russia intends to establish two cryptocurrency exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg. These exchanges will operate under special legal conditions to facilitate international trade. The exchange in St. Petersburg is expected to use the existing St. Petersburg Currency Exchange infrastructure.

    Legal Conditions and Limitations

    While the new exchanges will operate under specialized legal frameworks, professionals express concerns about potential limitations due to international sanctions and regulatory challenges. According to a bill signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin, the legalization of cryptocurrencies and mining in the country will come into effect in November 2024.

    Additional Steps to Stimulate the Crypto Economy

    Russia also plans to launch a stablecoin pegged to the Chinese yuan (RMB) and the BRICS currency basket. This is intended to strengthen financial ties with key economies and diversify cryptocurrency offerings. This step is also intended to reduce reliance on the US dollar.

    The upcoming launch of cryptocurrency exchanges in Moscow and St. Petersburg underscores Russia's commitment to strengthening its position in the international crypto economy. The measures taken may have a significant impact on the global cryptocurrency market.

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