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sr. member
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I don't think that we'll gain anything by posting fake news. All it can do is to tarnish the reputation of this forum and that of crypo-currency in general. It is true that Russia is selling the US treasury bonds in its possession. They are selling the bonds and purchasing bullion and other assets. But there is no indication that they are even remotely interested in crypto.

Its logical to find an alternative and not depend on USD. If the future says crypto is getting much attention, it shall be considered an alternative not just for the Russia. They'd rather be looking into it than dependent to whatever is on the table. Fake or not. Look into where this market is going, it just can't be this way for the rest of its existence.

A lot of alternatives to USD exists as of now, and crypto doesn't rank among the top 10. And it is beyond stupidity to say that Russia would sell its remaining forex reserves to accumulate an asset, which has lost 85% of its value during the last 15 months. We need to be realistic and remain patient. Else, the crypto community will become the laughing stock in front of the rest of the world.
legendary
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Countries will never get into such a form of backing a country's economy with bitcoin. As the market of bitcoin is highly volatile, it'll affect the economic situation prevailing within the country. As USD has got stable value it is preferred to be the prime backing asset. Maybe when bitcoin gets used same as fiat such a backing process might come to reality.

Exactly, this is probably some fake news. People easily beleive anything these days. No country and especialy not Russia would accept such high risk for back up in Bitcoin and that sompley makes no sense. Not for a moment I didn't beleive that this is credible and trustworthy news.
legendary
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This is 4 months old article from to me completely unknown site, which is obviously posting clickbait articles in order to make money from advertisement. That high-profile Russian economist is also unknown, although I doubt it even exists. In fact the whole story about the possible Russia investment in bitcoin is due to sanctions imposed by the US&EU, but it is not any secret that Russia is buying gold and maybe even working on their own cryptocurrency.

Chances that they will start buying bitcoin in large quantities are not realistic, and if this happens it will not be published in some low quality site.
sr. member
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Countries will never get into such a form of backing a country's economy with bitcoin. As the market of bitcoin is highly volatile, it'll affect the economic situation prevailing within the country. As USD has got stable value it is preferred to be the prime backing asset. Maybe when bitcoin gets used same as fiat such a backing process might come to reality.
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Due to US sanctions , Russia may well start to invest its reserves in Bitcoin. Ive heard this rumour for months, but it looks more and more logical and likely.

https://toshitimes.com/russia-plans-to-replace-u-s-dollar-with-bitcoin/

This article sums it up pretty well and if it does become true, it will surely bring a very strong bullish trend .
It can't be logical until Bitcoin becomes stable. All those monetary reserves are first of all made to save the money and not to get any profits out of it. So bitcoin can't be reserve currency for such a big country like Russi then first it should become stable  to secure the financial safety of the country and then it should have enough liquidity to make it possible to use this money. For this time we don't even have enough liquidity for that.

One must know that what you said are the basics of how an economy makes money. They can't probably trust bitcoin that big to use it as a reserve currency for a country powerful as them as that can tantamount to fearmongers and FUDs in the cryptomarket and also in the economics world. The liquidity is one of the few things they should consider as this can be a great thing or a disaster in the making.

Due to US sanctions , Russia may well start to invest its reserves in Bitcoin. Ive heard this rumour for months, but it looks more and more logical and likely.

https://toshitimes.com/russia-plans-to-replace-u-s-dollar-with-bitcoin/

This article sums it up pretty well and if it does become true, it will surely bring a very strong bullish trend .





There are serious risks with the industry but we can agree  that there are advantages as well to the new technology

The adoption process might progress more but we will never know since the market's stability is one of the things people took note of the cryptocurrency market. Either way, they could be scheming something out of it.
sr. member
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this is very great news, I salute the Russian government, if it's true they did it there. I understand that Russia has calculated it carefully because they have legalized crypto currency first.
newbie
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Due to US sanctions , Russia may well start to invest its reserves in Bitcoin. Ive heard this rumour for months, but it looks more and more logical and likely.

https://toshitimes.com/russia-plans-to-replace-u-s-dollar-with-bitcoin/

This article sums it up pretty well and if it does become true, it will surely bring a very strong bullish trend .





There are serious risks with the industry but we can agree  that there are advantages as well to the new technology
sr. member
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I think the U.S. sanction has something to do with Russia getting involved with funding Venezuela. They have started diversifying it's assets and of their choices is bitcoin. It seems that numbers of countries are starting to move away from depending on U.S. dollar and fining alternatives, and starting to consider bitcoin as one of it. This will have a huge impact on not just bitcoin but also the whole crypto market.

When the time will come Bitcoin can be replacing many countries' reserve currency then it can definitely be making big impact to its price and perceived value as it can finally start playing like the functioning digital gold. However, getting there can be a not walk-in-the-park kind of thing as there will always be those who are not convinced of the value of Bitcoin. I am then hoping that soon Russia can be announcing this as an official decision. But I am hoping that USA will not retaliate by strictly regulating Bitcoin in its territory.
sr. member
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Well, I still believe they are stocking up on gold rather than Bitcoin. But because the Russian government is friendly with crypto, I will not be surprised they had been stocking up on Bitcoin or even Ethereum too because of Vitalik.
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Due to US sanctions , Russia may well start to invest its reserves in Bitcoin. Ive heard this rumour for months, but it looks more and more logical and likely.

https://toshitimes.com/russia-plans-to-replace-u-s-dollar-with-bitcoin/

This article sums it up pretty well and if it does become true, it will surely bring a very strong bullish trend .
It can't be logical until Bitcoin becomes stable. All those monetary reserves are first of all made to save the money and not to get any profits out of it. So bitcoin can't be reserve currency for such a big country like Russi then first it should become stable  to secure the financial safety of the country and then it should have enough liquidity to make it possible to use this money. For this time we don't even have enough liquidity for that.
hero member
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LOL, do you actually believed that Russia will go full crypto nuts? They even can't decide and impose proper regulations about crypto.  Grin. I've been calling for Russia in the last two years are anti-bitcoin, so I don't understand articles popping up once in a while and try to picture them as something very friendly to crypto. They could actually investing on assets like Gold and other precious metals, but crypto just to circumvent the US sanctions? Nah, Putin is intelligent not to put their reserves in Bitcoin.
I agree. I am observing more and more of these threads popping up these days which explain how BTC will replace FIAT completely which I honestly find laughable since BTC was always intended to serve as an alternate payment option and nothing more.

I know that more and more people want to see BTC adoption grow, but fake news won't help in any manner.
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Just an assumption and believe this news is no reason. I would not invest in crypto in the hope of growth based on this news.
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legendary
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Russia will repeat what they have done in the past which is store large amounts of foreign reserves in gold or similar commodity worth.    For the last 10 years both Russia and China have had a very strong bias towards gold over other holdings such as US dollar bonds.     Russia already had some gold and China mostly had no gold at all however its become both the worlds largest importer and producer of gold and also has a stake in gold mining operations outside its borders via its command economy

I think Russia is more positive then previous on crypto but I dont think they store any public funds in BTC.   I believe they might have secondary operations involved in crypto operated by friends of the state as it were but to say they will hold reserves in BTC instead of dollar I think is not correct.   Any large player being involved like that would be on the front newspaper globally and it would be very noticeable, 3rd party companies maybe
hero member
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Yes maybe the US sanction forcing them to find a new way to store money, but i also don't think they will totally replace the USD with bitcoin and only use bitcoin, but maybe they will only use some bitcoins and if this happen the price can grow.
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It is quite logical that the permanent confrontation between Russia and the United States, the permanent sanctions against Russia, force the latter to look for an alternative to the dollar as a means of payment. If the choice is made in favor of Bitcoin, then this will probably give a new impetus to the development of the crypt, not only in Russia, but also on a global scale.
legendary
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LOL, do you actually believed that Russia will go full crypto nuts? They even can't decide and impose proper regulations about crypto.  Grin. I've been calling for Russia in the last two years are anti-bitcoin, so I don't understand articles popping up once in a while and try to picture them as something very friendly to crypto. They could actually investing on assets like Gold and other precious metals, but crypto just to circumvent the US sanctions? Nah, Putin is intelligent not to put their reserves in Bitcoin.
hero member
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Wont trust it for a bit on thoughts alone, lets wait first until russia openly supports it. Would be nice to see putin say he supports Bitcoin do. ; )
legendary
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Some no-name says that in his mind it makes sense for Russia to invest in Bitcoin, and suddenly people start treating it as actual news, despite the fact there is absolutely zero actual action happening right now. We all hate it when someone spews baseless FUD, but baseless moon/FOMO is just as bad, it creates false expectations that may lead to only short-term boost, which will be followed by a quick and painful drop when the realization that it all was fake finally comes.
legendary
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Due to US sanctions , Russia may well start to invest its reserves in Bitcoin. Ive heard this rumour for months, but it looks more and more logical and likely.

https://toshitimes.com/russia-plans-to-replace-u-s-dollar-with-bitcoin/

This article sums it up pretty well and if it does become true, it will surely bring a very strong bullish trend .
I truly don't think that Russia is going to take their USD holdings and put it into Bitcoin. As much as we may wish for it to happen, Russia has not been friendly to cryptos and I can't see the trend reversing anytime soon. In addition to that, Bitcoin would be far too volatile of an asset for the Russians to willingly hold for long periods of time. Chances are they're going to buy commodities from other sanctioned states like Venezuela and "avoid" the sanctions that way. I don't think a sudden investment of Russian money into Bitcoin is logical or likely. There probably won't be any new bullish trend in the near future aside from what we were already experiencing.
sr. member
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That plan is too good for Bitcoin. But I don't know if it's really a good plan or not from Russian government perspective. When it becomes a real decision, it would push Bitcoin value to the next level I'm pretty sure. But, currently Bitcoin is a high risk asset and I think this plan would take a long time before really taken as a decision.
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