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Topic: Russians collectively hold about $130b in crypto - page 3. (Read 405 times)

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I think that due to the large-scale war unleashed by Russia in the center of Europe, its already obvious military defeat in Ukraine, the application of harsh international sanctions and the need to pay Ukraine the material damage caused by this war, the cryptocurrency reserves of Russian citizens will begin to decline rapidly.

 In the context of austerity and the need to prevent capital flight abroad, I do not think that cryptocurrency will be legalized in Russia. Rather, on the contrary, changes will be made to the existing law on digital assets, which will tighten the ownership of cryptocurrency. Difficult times lie ahead for the citizens of Russia. Well, everyone will have to pay for the arranged genocide of the Ukrainian people and for a very long time.
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These news is weeks old, and it would help if you include the sources and show in your title that it is a claim.

I read through this article and I'm more interested in knowing how the government identified who is opening wallets, at what age and how much they are transferring. Even if they used centralized exchanges with custodial wallets, they have to just pass on the information to the government directly as soon as they gather it, for them to be able to monitor user address.
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The Russian prime minister has claimed that Russians collectively hold more 10 trillion rubles($130b) in cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. Lots of Russians probably bought bitcoin when it seemed like the ruble was going to nosedive due to the expected sanctions at the early phases of the war while some are buying cryptocurrencies to be able to get money out of the country

Note: This is a claim
Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/russians-collectively-hold-130b-in-crypto-prime-minister-says
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