Law Decoded: Russia flounders, America competes, IMF keeps fuming, Jan. 24–31

[newshunter]

Law Decoded: Russia flounders, America competes, IMF keeps fuming, Jan. 24–31

Uncertainty about crypto regulation can engender internal disagreement even within seemingly monolithic governments.

Source: Law Decoded: Russia flounders, America competes, IMF keeps fuming, Jan. 24–31

Would appreciate your opinion about this

[TomPluz]

I am glad to hear that in Russia there are voices who are in favor of regulating cryptocurrency assets rather than follow the ban blanket decided by the top bureaucrats in China which we saw plugged the existence of the China crypto market for good...maybe the remaining market in there is now underground. At least here in Russia, there is a chance of regulation and not a ban. Let's watch how things will pan out in this country which can be a big crypto market if allowed to flourish though can also be affecting the movements of cryptocurrency and even a big source of FUDs.

[Alcor]

In Russia in recent years, different opinions have always been expressed regarding the legalization of cryptocurrency and the conditions for its circulation in this country. But in the end, one of the worst laws has been adopted so far, which actually prohibits its circulation in the country. As long as the Putin regime is in power in Russia, I don’t think that citizens will have the right to freely use cryptocurrency.