Do you think Russia will ban cryptocurrencies?

[gunhell16]

In the first place, I am not a residence or citizen in Russia. But base on my research about it, Russia was one of the nation who are crypto enthusiast or crypto lover, So I doubt that they will ban cryptocurrency, especially if cryptocurrency contributing a lot to their economy through their merchants who adopted crypto as well.

[Bliznec]

In the first place, I am not a residence or citizen in Russia. But base on my research about it, Russia was one of the nation who are crypto enthusiast or crypto lover, So I doubt that they will ban cryptocurrency, especially if cryptocurrency contributing a lot to their economy through their merchants who adopted crypto as well.

Almost everyone has adopted cryptocurrency in Russia, Kazakhstan, and the CIS countries. A larger percentage comes from Russia. I do not think that the cryptocurrency will abandon Russia. I think that Putin will do everything possible to legalize bitcoin. Very soon.   

[anshor1]

In the first place, I am not a residence or citizen in Russia. But base on my research about it, Russia was one of the nation who are crypto enthusiast or crypto lover, So I doubt that they will ban cryptocurrency, especially if cryptocurrency contributing a lot to their economy through their merchants who adopted crypto as well.

Almost everyone has adopted cryptocurrency in Russia, Kazakhstan, and the CIS countries. A larger percentage comes from Russia. I do not think that the cryptocurrency will abandon Russia. I think that Putin will do everything possible to legalize bitcoin. Very soon.

I agree with you, I think Russia will legalize bitcoin .
For now there is war there, But I believe It will happen at this year.
Because many crypto investors from Russia.
So let's wait and see after war.

[damsix]

The current position of the Russian state is in a war with Ukraine and the two countries are also clashing arms in these wars which in fact spend billions of USD for weapons and various weapons of war that have been destroyed.
I mean, to make up for the lack of effects of this war, I definitely saw in online media that these two countries accepted donations for paying cryptocurrencies, so what should the Russian state ban if it's like this?

[Monkey Monster]

Due to the threat that digital currencies represent to financial stability, the Bank of Russia has advocated prohibiting cryptocurrency trade and mining.
The finance minister, on the other hand, favors legislation that regulates cryptocurrencies and allows them to be used as an investment tool but not as a payment method.

[Fenix]

In the first place, I am not a residence or citizen in Russia. But base on my research about it, Russia was one of the nation who are crypto enthusiast or crypto lover, So I doubt that they will ban cryptocurrency, especially if cryptocurrency contributing a lot to their economy through their merchants who adopted crypto as well.

Putin and his elite live a completely different life and different interests than ordinary citizens of Russia. Therefore, the cryptocurrency will be completely legalized if it is in the interests of the ruling political elite. As we see from recent events, they do not think about their citizens at all. They can return to cryptocurrency there if it is possible to bypass the latest tough international sanctions related to the military invasion of Ukraine with its help. But it seems that Russia will not have such an opportunity, or it will be very limited.

[Oksana Ksyusha]

No, I think it will not be a ban. But I think very soon we will see strong regulation. I hope it will let working with cryptocurrencies.

[Bobcrypto]

In my opinion, Russia has no clear directions on crypto business and as it stands now, though there war is now between Russia and Ukraine, there are no sign that Russia will ban crypto. There has been several news about Russia crypto adoptions, regulations, ban, but there are no tangible road map so far.

[trauchot]

In Russia, a lot of people use cryptocurrencies and, of course, a huge number of Russians invest in cryptocurrencies, and judging by what is happening now in Russia, I think that the Russian government will not block cryptocurrencies in their territory, and also if this will happen, then Russians will still bypass the blocking.

[Senin]

In Russia, senior officials and representatives of relevant authorities periodically speak absolutely contradictory about the fate of cryptocurrency in this country. Recently, the leadership of the Central Bank of Russia has taken a tough stance on banning cryptocurrency, and the Ministry of Finance is in favor of allowing and regulating it. Sometimes in the State Duma various controversial bills regarding cryptocurrency appear, but I am only interested in the laws that have come into force.
Now a very interesting situation has developed in Russia in connection with the application of the most severe sanctions in connection with the armed attack of its 120,000-strong army on Ukraine. This will speed up either the legalization of cryptocurrency, or its ban.

[Linda78]

I think Russia will never ban cryptocurrency because developing countries around the world are now dependent on cryptocurrency. It is now seen that inside the world Virtual currency is being used. As far as I can see in the news, the Russian government will soon lift this ban and move towards prosperity.

[aiviaa485]

Please , no War for life better in the future !
Russia is at war with Ukraine and the evidence is now online media is reporting war is going on there and that is very sad.
To ban a digital asset such as cryptocurrency, maybe now is not the time (if you have to) to ban it because of course the Russian state is the focus of war and there are lots of cryptocurrencies circulating in Russia.

[Freemind]

Russia will need cryptocurrencies at this time because it will rotate their economy to overcome the sanctions imposed by the United Nations in the form of fines. It is possible that this will have a good impact because it means a green light for cryptocurrencies in Russia.

I think the same, there is a possibility of that happening. But it may be that the Russian government reaches agreements with the Chinese government to avoid the sanctions imposed. The Kremlin could avoid sanctions by doing its regular business through Chinese companies, but it could also use crypto so it doesn't have to rely on any other country. The Russian government has several options on the table, they can use some of those options, all of them, or none of them.

[Fenix]

In Russia, a lot of people use cryptocurrencies and, of course, a huge number of Russians invest in cryptocurrencies, and judging by what is happening now in Russia, I think that the Russian government will not block cryptocurrencies in their territory, and also if this will happen, then Russians will still bypass the blocking.

The Putin regime is probably not up to cryptocurrency now. After the large-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, and especially after the most severe sanctions imposed for it, and even huge losses in manpower and equipment due to this war, Putin is now convulsively grabbing power and doing everything possible to make the people less aware of this information. . They have already turned off Facebook and Twitter, and now they want to turn off the Internet altogether. What do you think, will Russia fully legalize cryptocurrency with the Internet turned off and with restrictions on withdrawing money from banks and restrictions on exporting currency abroad? On the contrary, a complete ban on cryptocurrencies is possible there, so that capital does not leave Russia.

[Linda78]

I have heard several times before that Russia will ban cryptocurrency. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.But we hope that the Russian government will take such a step No.I think the government might take advantage of the fact that when Russia imposes all kinds of sanctions, people will be able to buy everything through cryptocurrency. Who