In Russia, the law on cryptocurrencies and mining will be adopted before 1 July.

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Quote from: September11Myth on March 01, 2018, 06:54:11 AM

The funny thing when politicians are trying to make laws about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies is that they usually have no clue on how they technically work, so that their laws usually look totally surreal and disconnected from reality. This is not just a Russian problem, it's a common pattern everywhere.

I agree with your opinion, because government regulations usually only look at one side, namely taxes, how the bitcoin technically works as a means of payment they don't even understand.

What they know is that there is a large amount of money in the digital world that must give income to the government, if it cannot be done bitcoin must be prohibited. They don't want bitcoin to beat fiat money, while the government can't control it.

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the state decided to earn on it in the tax, and so for everything we pay, and soon they will take up the air

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

Have you thought about the fact that the Russian national currency may be linked to a 1 carat diamond? How's that for an offer? Did you know that Russia is the first country in diamond mining? Apparently not. I gave you a thought, I think you'll know what to do with it.
By the way, ALROSA Shares for 2018 rose by 18%

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Quote from: trecore4 on April 23, 2018, 12:15:05 PM

This is just another country who think they can magnate the crypto currency in their country. After reading your post twice I think that they are just trying to amend the laws so that people can invest in systematic way and thus they will pay the taxes at the end. The effect they want is clear and its just that they dont want people to invest huge and earn back huge but dont give a penny to the government. That will disturb the nation economy for sure so its good decision in anyway and I think at least people of Russia will be sure that they have legal status of bitcoin. I am sure national currency is dream but thats not gonna be in existence as many countries already stated that but no one reacted upon it yet.

Exactly. It will be difficult for their government, because the government does not get a penny from the investors. So they will amend and add information to the law. Surely there will be government control, which leads to discomfort for investors. But I believe every difficulty has a solution.

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Read less news about Russia. In Russia there is a city Irkutsk. In this city, the price for electricity is about 2 cents. There are a lot of mining farms in and around this city.
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But the Government does not create favorable conditions for miners. The Government could gain from this activity both from taxes and from selling unused electricity capacities.

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Quote from: yojodojo21 on April 24, 2018, 12:37:27 AM

I think Russian government misunderstand the use of rigs, It consumes electricity so at the same time a miner pays electric bill then it is also consider as the miner paid the tax for mining. Big or small amount it's the same. However the more miner will be the more rise of ICO projects too for sure. But always take that as a bonus to help crypto be founded. Once Russia knew what is the power behind crypto then it can be also abuse.

That's not tax.
My parents business is also consuming electricity, are they exempt from tax because they pay electricity?
Those are costs, the bitcoins you get from mining is revenue, what's left after paying the bills is the profit which gets taxed.

And I don't share your optimism on the raise of the ICOs ...we're better off without them.

Quote from: rafaelyarulin on April 24, 2018, 01:29:36 AM

The new law on cryptocurrency 2018 is scheduled to be adopted by July-September. The transition period is 90 days. According to B. Titov – ombudsman of the rights of entrepreneurs under the President of the Russian Federation, the law will be very strict, but taxation will not be regulated. To do this, you will have to create another parallel document

Knowing Russia's history with bitcoin I'll say 2028 ...
They can't enforce parking tickets and they want to deal with taxing crypto?

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The new law on cryptocurrency 2018 is scheduled to be adopted by July-September. The transition period is 90 days. According to B. Titov – ombudsman of the rights of entrepreneurs under the President of the Russian Federation, the law will be very strict, but taxation will not be regulated. To do this, you will have to create another parallel document

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Quote from: stolik1997 on April 23, 2018, 12:09:00 PM

Do you guys understand how is it possible to tax mining? I mean, technically, how to track miners? Apart from police raids ofc

It is possible to control the expenditure of fiat currencies. When cashing in the currency of the fiat will be required sources of funds.

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it is going to be same in other countries arround Russia. goverments will see big tax potential on Bitcoin and try to make some laws. this sounds no sense actually. non-centralized structure how can be audited

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I thought I read already, that cryptocurrency mining can be done in Russia, but it has to be large businesses and operations to protect

the 'little guy' from the evils of crypto...in other words you have to have a 'license' to mine crypto in Russia and pay big to do so....

seems that way to me however

https://kryptomoney.com/russian-law-makers-seek-out-new-path-to-license-crypto-miners/

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

We all know that the bottom line of all this issue when it comes to government controlling crypto miners or investors its because of the taxes and the possible illegal activities that could potentially lead to terrorist financing using bitcoin or any other crypto. They are too focused on the negative side of it all. Sometimes selfishness of the government and indifference when it comes to self motives towards technology and innovation can really affect the people to move forward towards a more modern and advanced world.

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

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When its Russia laying down the rules, you can be damn sure that they're going to implement it and make sure everyone abides by them. Forcing miners to pay taxes seems a bit too much to ask but when it is Putin, the community government always has the final word without any strings attached.

I agree with you on this. The miners can't really do anything if this will be fully implemented in Russia. This issue will just make bitcoin and other crypto more valuable since there are lots of fees to acquire or mine them. I'm so positive that values of crypto will rise if all other countries will implement such laws. We are already moving to the digital world hope that the government won't take advantage when it comes to taxing low fishes that are trading and mining cryptos.

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they do not want to lose control, so have to set bitcoin of that country. but we must comply with the regulations made by government or we will be confronted with the laws of that country.

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I think Russian government misunderstand the use of rigs, It consumes electricity so at the same time a miner pays electric bill then it is also consider as the miner paid the tax for mining. Big or small amount it's the same. However the more miner will be the more rise of ICO projects too for sure. But always take that as a bonus to help crypto be founded. Once Russia knew what is the power behind crypto then it can be also abuse.

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The State Duma of Russia introduced several controversial bills with respect to the crypto currency from the establishment of criminal liability for any operations with the crypto currency, prior to its regulation. And the last bill, which is still being developed, provides for the recognition of miners and miners of crypto-currencies by entrepreneurs, and profits from activities with crypto-currency will be taxed at 13 percent. This is a rather promising bill, but no one knows which one will be adopted. I'm already inclined to think that in Russia, finally realize the inevitability of the introduction of crypto currency and therefore will regulate it, and not prohibit it.

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God now even the Russians are in too ?
I think the governments are going down and doing a conspiracy theory and trying to set up everything according to them .

Killing crypto seems to be their Moto and trust me I don't think this is healthy for any person out there engaged in Bitcoins

Why don't we all start something like a plea to stop this ...

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

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When its Russia laying down the rules, you can be damn sure that they're going to implement it and make sure everyone abides by them. Forcing miners to pay taxes seems a bit too much to ask but when it is Putin, the community government always has the final word without any strings attached.

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This is just another country who think they can magnate the crypto currency in their country. After reading your post twice I think that they are just trying to amend the laws so that people can invest in systematic way and thus they will pay the taxes at the end. The effect they want is clear and its just that they dont want people to invest huge and earn back huge but dont give a penny to the government. That will disturb the nation economy for sure so its good decision in anyway and I think at least people of Russia will be sure that they have legal status of bitcoin. I am sure national currency is dream but thats not gonna be in existence as many countries already stated that but no one reacted upon it yet.

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Do you guys understand how is it possible to tax mining? I mean, technically, how to track miners? Apart from police raids ofc

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The funny thing when politicians are trying to make laws about Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies is that they usually have no clue on how they technically work, so that their laws usually look totally surreal and disconnected from reality. This is not just a Russian problem, it's a common pattern everywhere.

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Quote from: CaptainKid on February 02, 2018, 10:00:47 AM

Regarding the regulation of the currency and taxes on mining in Russia, there is indeed a lot of news. The government sees a huge flow of investments that they can not regulate. They can not look at it calmly, so they take such measures.

i guss this is the influence of china to russia.since this two countries known as in good relation,they want to control the crypto in their region..because they have learn how large amount of money are involved in this community.and theyre country had a large margin of making profit here in

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Quote from: Gregoryxl on February 07, 2018, 11:47:09 AM

I think it's a good thing, I do not want to get ahead of the facts and I'd rather wait as situations continue with Russia in the next few days for better or for worse.

You can find here the good thing. Nobody is going to ban Bitcoins and other cryptocurrency in Russia and nobody will restrict people mining. Taxes will appear, however.

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

Russia is starting to control and regulate bitcoin in their country. This simply indicates that they are interested in collecting tax to the people using bitcoin. Likewise, this is the start that cryptocurrency will be adapted since they will be starting their national currency. If that happens, then only Russians will be able to use it.

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Quote from: Future3000 on February 07, 2018, 09:36:27 AM

In Russia they try to control everything, so why should we be surprised?
I'm sure they will set a tax at least

It is true! Naturally, when mining is legalized, then the taxes for this activity will be taken. However, I think there will be a lot of so-called illegal miners still.

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Quote from: stompix on February 02, 2018, 10:00:04 AM

The main problem for them is they can't control the flow of money.
That's the reason China is against BTC, and Russia will follow as they too experience massive capital outflows.

If a government wants to stop the flow of money outside the country with the help of banks and the exchanges running in that particular country,it is possible to restrict the flow of money,either you are following the rule or you are against what is given by the government,how will you be able to proceed with a transaction if you are not holding any coins and you wanted to purchase some with fiat,if the government restricts that,you have to obey that rule.

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I think it's a good thing, I do not want to get ahead of the facts and I'd rather wait as situations continue with Russia in the next few days for better or for worse.

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Unlike other governments, they approve it with a double intention, a pretend to be a government so flexible that allows the mining and circulation of cryptocurrencies within the environment and on the other hand, the intention to obtain information, data, and thus have a indirect control of the finances of its citizens.

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Quote from: Future3000 on February 07, 2018, 09:36:27 AM

In Russia they try to control everything, so why should we be surprised?
I'm sure they will set a tax at least

Nevertheless I don't expect them to fully regulate all of miners and cryptocurrency users, there will always be loopholes in their regulation system and I wouldn't also be surprised if we heard a news of someone being arrested in Russia because of cryptocurrency tax evasion. The only question is that if they will continue to set a tax after their regulation system has been deemed as ineffective? I think they would try to improve it further if that happens. What's your take on this?

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In Russia they try to control everything, so why should we be surprised?
I'm sure they will set a tax at least

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Quote from: metenjean on February 07, 2018, 03:22:11 AM

Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

I think this is the first step of clarity that government will start adopting laws like this for bitcoin, this is probably good news for bitcoin legality but also bad news for tax evaders and miners. Miners will be obliged to pay tax, i dont think this could be applied based on bitcoin price which is absolutely volatile but maybe based on how many mining tools you got. Seems like russian will be the first countries to start this law and its a good sign for cryptocurrencies acceptance in the world Grin

There is always positve and negative effect as result of some government interventions to legalize good thing is you can be protected againts fraud and sudden crush of crypto currency bad things are the can imposed laws that would oblied miners,investors and operators to pay taxes becuase the government might seen potential oppotunities as good sources of taxes.

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Of course, they will say they want to protect you! It's never different in other countries, too, not only in Russia. I'm sure the governments now look for the opportunities to control the funds flow in crypto, which could be charged taxes but it isn't. I hope... we will find the way out!

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In Russia, like in any other country, unless they make it attractive to people to play by the rules no one will. They can legislate as much as they want but, for the most part, what they legislate will be unenforceable. If they want to be part of the future they have to be smart and work with the people, not against the people.

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Thats so funny. But it really makes people pretend that bitcoin is bad. This actually will give bad impact on bitcoin because for peoppe who don't know about bitcoin so well then they will avoid it. For people who understands about bitcoin they will not have any problem with that law because law is just law. Bitcoin users can use their bitcoin freely as they please. Bitcoin provide complete freedom for their users. Government cannot rule bitcoin and its users. Who know if somebody use bitcoin? Who know how many bitcoin they have?

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

Cryptocurrency is something that we all agree should be regulated for it to continue to strive towards. The more that we have implications set in place then the more that we would have the freedom to have it spread onward and that is one thing that we all cryptocurrency users all want wish and desire. If this passes then a major country like Russia can influence some countries to maybe look toward cryptocurrency as a new currency

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

I think this is the first step of clarity that government will start adopting laws like this for bitcoin, this is probably good news for bitcoin legality but also bad news for tax evaders and miners. Miners will be obliged to pay tax, i dont think this could be applied based on bitcoin price which is absolutely volatile but maybe based on how many mining tools you got. Seems like russian will be the first countries to start this law and its a good sign for cryptocurrencies acceptance in the world Grin

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Quote from: stompix on February 02, 2018, 10:00:04 AM

When it comes to Russia, you never know what's inside their heads,or if there is at least something working there.

Saying they will adopt a law regarding cryptos before July is making me willing to bet nothing will happen before that date. Only the constant ban from China is more haotic that what comes from the Russian lawmakers.

They are against, then they are friendly, they encourage miners to move to Russia and they want to tax them?

https://www.rt.com/business/410028-russia-bitcoin-megacity-siberia/

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Russia may soon build a city in Siberia just to mine cryptocurrency. The idea is to provide a new source of income for people and the state, and in the future create a rival to Silicon Valley.

They are just going nuts with those promises...who is going to believe them?

The main problem for them is they can't control the flow of money.
That's the reason China is against BTC, and Russia will follow as they too experience massive capital outflows.

As for their cryptorubble...common, let's be serious.

Read less news about Russia. In Russia there is a city Irkutsk. In this city, the price for electricity is about 2 cents. There are a lot of mining farms in and around this city.

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Quote from: ProofOfLambo on February 02, 2018, 09:44:40 AM

Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

Obviously the government is looking for several things: the first is taxes, but the most important is likely to control and information. They just don´t want anything related to finance escaping the central control

This is really a good news that the government of some country have started taking such a positive step I order to promote crypto currencies in their country. I am very much sure that rest of the countries in the world will soon do the same and will declare the crypto currencies as legal currencies.

In the near future, things will be in very much favor of the crypto currencies and people will start investing their money without having any fear.

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Regarding the regulation of the currency and taxes on mining in Russia, there is indeed a lot of news. The government sees a huge flow of investments that they can not regulate. They can not look at it calmly, so they take such measures.

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When it comes to Russia, you never know what's inside their heads,or if there is at least something working there.

Saying they will adopt a law regarding cryptos before July is making me willing to bet nothing will happen before that date. Only the constant ban from China is more haotic that what comes from the Russian lawmakers.

They are against, then they are friendly, they encourage miners to move to Russia and they want to tax them?

https://www.rt.com/business/410028-russia-bitcoin-megacity-siberia/

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Russia may soon build a city in Siberia just to mine cryptocurrency. The idea is to provide a new source of income for people and the state, and in the future create a rival to Silicon Valley.

They are just going nuts with those promises...who is going to believe them?

The main problem for them is they can't control the flow of money.
That's the reason China is against BTC, and Russia will follow as they too experience massive capital outflows.

As for their cryptorubble...common, let's be serious.

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Quote from: Alex_nutis on February 02, 2018, 05:36:34 AM

Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

Obviously the government is looking for several things: the first is taxes, but the most important is likely to control and information. They just don´t want anything related to finance escaping the central control

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Why do we need this law?

Comments of the Deputy Minister of Finance of Russia Alexei Moiseev:

The law was developed to protect the interests of all participants of the financial market in order to reduce the risks of working with crypto-currencies. (C)
- Are you seriously? Ha-ha-ha Grin

Cryptomoney, in the majority, have a speculative character, therefore the risk of loss of assets is very large. If the exchange rate falls, neither the Central Bank, nor any other bodies will be able to help investors without legislation.
One of the latest examples of this phenomenon can be called a sharp drop in bitcoin, which occurred the other day. When the coin lost just one and a half thousand dollars (from 16 thousand fell to 14.5 thousand). (c)
- When I read, I laughed and cried. Is he from Russia? It seems the name is Russian. It's strange that he forgot how in 1998-1999 for 11 months the exchange rate of the national currency fell 4 times! And in 2014-2015 the exchange rate of the national currency fell 2 times!

Miners will be obliged to pay tax.
- What will I give them tax, bitcoins? Clowns Grin

For non-professionals, a limit is set for the amount to participate in ISO - about 870 dollars.
- How will they control me? Undecided

And the funniest thing is - maybe a national currency will appear in Russia.
- Who needs it! Who will use it! Shocked

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