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Merkado

Isang ruble stablecoin ang nalampasan ang mga nangunguna sa merkado noong nakaraang taon sa kabila ng mga internasyonal na parusa

Ang A7A5, isang stablecoin na may kaugnayan sa ruble na iilan lamang sa labas ng Russia ang nakarinig tungkol dito isang taon na ang nakalilipas, ang may pinakamalaking paglago kumpara sa ibang stablecoin, nalampasan ang parehong USDT at USDC sa nakalipas na 12 buwan.

The Russian flag waves against an almost cloudless sky. (CoinDesk archives)

Pananalapi

Pinaka-Maimpluwensya: Oleg Ogienko

Ang mga parusa, kontrol sa kapital, at ang pansamantalang sistemang pinansyal ng Russia ay nakatulong sa paglikha ng A7A5, isang ruble stablecoin na itinayo sa isang perang bihirang gamitin sa pandaigdigang komersyo, na nagpapahintulot dito na legal na lumabas sa mga pangunahing Events kahit na ang presensya nito ay nag-iiwan sa mga compliance team na nataranta.

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Patakaran

Ang Lagda ni Vladimir Putin ay Nagdadala ng Digital Ruble sa Tax Code ng Russia

Ang tax code ay naglalaman na ngayon ng isang kahulugan ng "digital ruble account" at may mga panuntunan para sa pagbubuwis ng mga transaksyon sa mga digital na rubles.

16:9 Crop: Russian President Vladimir Putin. (DimitroSevastopol/Pixabay)

Merkado

Bitcoin Vapid, Gold Weakens bilang Russian Ruble at Argentinian Peso Crash

Ang pinakahuling pag-crash sa ruble at peso ay kumakatawan sa pagpapakita ng mga bitak sa pandaigdigang merkado, bawat ONE tagamasid. Gayunpaman, ang mga pinaghihinalaang ligtas na kanlungan tulad ng Bitcoin at ginto ay nananatiling nasa ilalim ng presyon.

Crypto carnage could be warning sign for equities (Getty Images)

Mga video

Can Bitcoin’s Price Reach $1M?

Lark Davis, crypto analyst and author of Wealth Mastery Investor Report, joins “All About Bitcoin” to explain why bitcoin will eventually be worth $1 million. Plus, a conversation about Russia’s taxation on exchanging rubles for dollars or euros and the limited supply of bitcoin.

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Bitcoin Extends Rally as Russian Ruble Crashes Amid Ukraine Conflict and Global Sanctions

Anthony Saccaro, Providence Financial and Insurance Services founder, discusses the macro factors currently driving the bitcoin markets, including the Russian ruble's devaluation amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the prospect of interest rates hikes in the United States, and bitcoin's recognization as an alternative asset class during wartime.

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Binance Executive Responds to Ukraine's Call for Blacklisting Accounts Linked to Russia

Ukrainian Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Transformation Mykhailo Fedorov sent official letters to eight cryptocurrency exchanges, requesting them to stop servicing Russian users because of concerns that digital currencies are being used to evade sanctions. Binance Chief Communications Officer Patrick Hilmann addresses questions over whether Binance should block usage of the Russian ruble. Plus, Hilmann sheds light on Binance’s $10 million donation to Ukrainian refugees and their ambitions with the Humanity First – Ukraine Emergency Relief Fund initiative.

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Russian Ruble Plunges; Ukraine DAO Aids Civilians

Crypto bounces back as sanctions bite. USDT-RUB trading volume spikes with Russian financial stability shaken. Ukraine DAO supports military efforts from civilians. We’ll have more on those stories and other news shaping the cryptocurrency and blockchain world in this episode of “The Daily Forkast.”

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Ruble-Denominated Bitcoin Volume Surges as Russia-Ukraine Conflict Endures

In today’s “Chart of the Day” segment, data from Paris-based crypto research provider Kaiko shows that the volume of Russian ruble-denominated bitcoin has surged to a 9-month high of nearly 1.5 billion rubles following global sanctions on Russia. Additionally, Bitcoin-Ukrainian hryvnia volume has also spiked following the progression of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

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CrossTower CEO: Crypto’s Positive Impact in the Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Kapil Rathi, CrossTower Co-Founder & CEO, joins “First Mover” to examine the international markets’ response to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine. Rathi explains how the increased movement of bitcoin into Eastern Europe is facilitating help to those impacted by the war, stating “crypto was meant for citizens.”

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