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Nilagdaan ni Vladimir Putin ang Batas na Nagbabawal sa Mga Pagbabayad ng Digital-Asset sa Russia
Pinirmahan niya ang isang panukalang batas na nagdaragdag sa isang nakaraang pagbabawal laban sa mga pagbabayad ng Cryptocurrency sa bansa.
Updated May 11, 2023, 4:56 p.m. Published Jul 15, 2022, 4:34 p.m.
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Ang Pangulo ng Russia na si Vladimir Putin ay lumagda sa isang batas na nagbabawal sa mga digital na pagbabayad sa buong bansa, ayon sa a pagbabago ng Policy noong Huwebes.
- Ang batas ay inaprubahan ng Russian Assembly, na kilala bilang Duma, noong Hulyo 8.
- Ipinagbabawal nito ang paggamit ng mga digital securities at utility token bilang paraan ng pagbabayad para sa mga kalakal, serbisyo at produkto sa Russia.
- Ang susog ay nagdaragdag sa nauna binalangkas ang batas ng digital asset noong 2020, na nagbawal sa paggamit ng mga cryptocurrencies sa mga pagbabayad.
- Noong Pebrero, ang Ministri ng Finance ng Russia nagpakilala ng bill sa parlyamento na magkokontrol sa mga cryptocurrencies sa bansa.
- Taliwas ito sa pananaw ng Bank of Russia, na nagtulak na ipagbawal ang aktibidad ng Crypto .
- Ang Russia ay nasa ilalim ng pagsisiyasat ngayong taon para sa diumano nito paggamit ng mga cryptocurrencies upang maiwasan ang mga parusa kasunod ng pagsalakay nito sa Ukraine.
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I-UPDATE (Sept. 5, 13:59 UTC): Muling isinulat ang headline upang paliitin ang pagtuon ng mga pinagbawalan na asset
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