Topic: [2017-09-05] Russia’s central bank has approved First Cryptocurrency Exchange (Read 2677 times)
September 05, 2017, 06:39:06 AM
Well its a welcoming news for me that Russia has approved its first exchange. However, I have seen a lot of news lately about them regarding the crypto industry and its seems that it is in conflict with one another. That is why I find it surprising to see them moved forward with the approval of the exchanges. What would be the regulations then? Them haven't release any official statement about bitcoin and again making U-turn statement. And them being authoritarian would expose a tighter regulations around KYC/AML law. I hope they are really pro-crypto's because the way I see it, its the other way around. We need to wait further to see where it goes.
September 05, 2017, 05:24:12 AM
More and more, it is Russia that is taking advantage of the many benefits that cryptocurrency can bring to a country who is willing to accept Bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general but there has to be regulations in placed partly to make the field not getting to be attractive for scammers.
Seems to me that Russia is moving forward while China is getting some backward steps even if they know that they are also reaping the advantages with cryptocurrency. Well, that is their take to make but we should be happy that Russia (known to be a strict and "rogue" regime) is joining the Bitcoin bandwagon under a strict environment which can be fine with me.
Seems to me that Russia is moving forward while China is getting some backward steps even if they know that they are also reaping the advantages with cryptocurrency. Well, that is their take to make but we should be happy that Russia (known to be a strict and "rogue" regime) is joining the Bitcoin bandwagon under a strict environment which can be fine with me.
September 05, 2017, 02:15:04 AM
Russian Official Claims Central Bank Has Approved First Cryptocurrency Exchange
According to a recent interview with the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Yury Trutnev, Russia’s central bank has approved the country’s first cryptocurrency exchange, called “Voskhod.”
Russian Bureaucrat Claims the Central Bank Has Approved a Cryptocurrency Exchange
Russia seems to be getting extremely close to legalizing and regulating cryptocurrencies within the region. Last week news.Bitcoin.com reported on the Russian Deputy Finance Minister, Alexei Moiseev’s proposed bitcoin regulation, and the possibility of digital assets being listed on Moscow’s stock exchange. Now the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Yury Trutnev claims the Russian Federation Central Bank has approved the first cryptocurrency trading platform for private investors.
“We are considering the possibility of creating a platform for trading with cryptocurrencies. The central bank has supported us,” explains Trutnev’s interview and further details;
"The system “Voskhod” was the first in the country to receive the right to work with cryptocurrencies."
The Russian Energy Sector and Bitcoin Mining
In Trutnev’s latest interview, the Russian Deputy Prime Minister also spoke about bitcoin mining and the possibility of partnerships with the country’s energy sector. This follows the recent news of two of the nation’s energy companies, Evrosibenergo and Gazprom, possibly partnering with local bitcoin miners. Trutnev details there is an abundance of electricity in particular regions within the nation that could help the mining industry a great deal. Trutnev explains currently, energy companies have a hard time distributing the excess electricity.
“There are regions where there is an overabundance of energy — both here and in Siberia,” Trutnev details.
"There is no way to redistribute this surplus to other regions, so you can create companies that will thus dispose of unconnected volumes of electricity, and people will be able to earn on this."
With the latest developments in the country, bitcoin just might be a legal form of payment in Russia after all the years of politicians being against cryptocurrencies. Senior government officials are clearly drawing up some sort of framework for the technology; it’s just a matter of when they decide to announce some formal legislation officially.
What do you think about the Russian central bank approving a cryptocurrency trading platform for private investors? Let us know in the comments below.
Read more: https://news.bitcoin.com/russian-official-claims-central-bank-has-approved-first-cryptocurrency-exchange/
According to a recent interview with the Deputy Prime Minister of Russia, Yury Trutnev, Russia’s central bank has approved the country’s first cryptocurrency exchange, called “Voskhod.”
Russian Bureaucrat Claims the Central Bank Has Approved a Cryptocurrency Exchange
Russia seems to be getting extremely close to legalizing and regulating cryptocurrencies within the region. Last week news.Bitcoin.com reported on the Russian Deputy Finance Minister, Alexei Moiseev’s proposed bitcoin regulation, and the possibility of digital assets being listed on Moscow’s stock exchange. Now the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Yury Trutnev claims the Russian Federation Central Bank has approved the first cryptocurrency trading platform for private investors.
“We are considering the possibility of creating a platform for trading with cryptocurrencies. The central bank has supported us,” explains Trutnev’s interview and further details;
"The system “Voskhod” was the first in the country to receive the right to work with cryptocurrencies."
The Russian Energy Sector and Bitcoin Mining
In Trutnev’s latest interview, the Russian Deputy Prime Minister also spoke about bitcoin mining and the possibility of partnerships with the country’s energy sector. This follows the recent news of two of the nation’s energy companies, Evrosibenergo and Gazprom, possibly partnering with local bitcoin miners. Trutnev details there is an abundance of electricity in particular regions within the nation that could help the mining industry a great deal. Trutnev explains currently, energy companies have a hard time distributing the excess electricity.
“There are regions where there is an overabundance of energy — both here and in Siberia,” Trutnev details.
"There is no way to redistribute this surplus to other regions, so you can create companies that will thus dispose of unconnected volumes of electricity, and people will be able to earn on this."
With the latest developments in the country, bitcoin just might be a legal form of payment in Russia after all the years of politicians being against cryptocurrencies. Senior government officials are clearly drawing up some sort of framework for the technology; it’s just a matter of when they decide to announce some formal legislation officially.
What do you think about the Russian central bank approving a cryptocurrency trading platform for private investors? Let us know in the comments below.
Read more: https://news.bitcoin.com/russian-official-claims-central-bank-has-approved-first-cryptocurrency-exchange/
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