Topic: [2014-07-03] RT: Russia may legalize bitcoin – Bank of Russia deputy chairman (Read 1081 times)
July 04, 2014, 06:03:59 AM
Any news like that is a good news, but even if they don't do that, what does it matter? Bitcoin was not created for banks.
July 04, 2014, 02:44:41 AM
Hah! I knew that we won't have to wait for a long time until Vladimir will figure out his mistake.
Vladimir will utilize any tool which he can use, in order to destroy the US Dollar. Yesterday he signed a trade agreement with North Korea, which replaced USD with RUR. A few days ago, USD was replaced by RMB / RUR for Russia-China trade.
July 03, 2014, 04:02:17 PM
July 03, 2014, 03:07:08 PM
China who?
July 03, 2014, 01:12:43 PM
Hah! I knew that we won't have to wait for a long time until Vladimir will figure out his mistake.
I hope this news is real and during few next months Russia will open their selves on bitcoin again.
Good news.
Regards
I hope this news is real and during few next months Russia will open their selves on bitcoin again.
Good news.
Regards
July 03, 2014, 09:50:02 AM
Russia may legalize bitcoin – Bank of Russia deputy chairman
http://rt.com/business/170112-russia-may-legalize-bitcoin/
http://rt.com/business/170112-russia-may-legalize-bitcoin/
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The Bank of Russia has signaled it is ready to legalize the world’s first mainstream cryptocurrency, despite the big risks and setbacks the digital money has experienced. The Bank’s recognition means it can better regulate it, and even collect tax.
“We advocate a careful approach to bitcoin and are monitoring the situation along with the Bank for International Settlements,” Gazeta.ru quotes Georgy Luntovsky, the Bank of Russia’s Deputy Chairman speaking on Wednesday at the annual International Banking Congress in St. Petersburg.
“We advocate a careful approach to bitcoin and are monitoring the situation along with the Bank for International Settlements,” Gazeta.ru quotes Georgy Luntovsky, the Bank of Russia’s Deputy Chairman speaking on Wednesday at the annual International Banking Congress in St. Petersburg.
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