With cryptocurrency’s growth and innovation, more governments are taking advantage of its limitless potential, which is resulting in the development and research of central banks’ digital currencies (CBDC).
Russia is on course to launch its CBDC early next year and use the new currency in mutual settlements with China that have already tested its digital Yuan, a senior Russian lawmaker said in an interview.#Russia #china #Crypto #DigitalCurrency #Bitcoin #Matic
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In today’s global economy, traditional banking has many issues. As a result of these problems, alternative bill payment and settlement methods have become more necessary and popular. The crypto business is now the number one option due to its wide variety of assets.
Currently, Russia is preparing to introduce its CBDC. Anatoly Aksakov stated the CBDC’s goals in an interview with a Russian legislative publication. Aksakov is the head of the finance committee of the nation’s lower house of parliament.
CBDC’s Purpose in Russia
The West’s restrictive sanctions and problems with international settlements and bank transfers prompted Russia’s decision to establish CBDC, says Aksakov. This led to the creation of CBDC as a substitute.
Russia and Ukraine are faking a war, the real goal is high energy prices in Europe that would allow the implementation of the Universal income as a trojan horse for their controlled crypto: #CBDC
The real war is #Bitcoin vs #CBDC
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In Aksakov’s view, other nations will be encouraged to adopt a CNDC if Russia introduces one. As a result of this asset, US influence over global financial systems will also be limited. The new currency will also make a quick payment and transfer system possible. Local banks appear to be testing it, as sanctions on the country have sped up deployment.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a bill restricting the use of cryptocurrencies in June. Cryptocurrency transactions are now prohibited within the nation as a result. As a result of the extra power and favorable environment for the sector, the president is now interested in cryptocurrency mining.
According to Aksakov, the nation might introduce a new cryptocurrency policy before the end of the year. Until now, cryptocurrencies in the country have been regulated poorly.
However, things have changed since then. Bank of Russia has switched from opposing the inclusion of digital assets on the Moscow Exchange to supporting the idea.
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