Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja: Ipprojbixxi l-kripto-muniti kollha issa

Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja: Ipprojbixxi l-kripto-muniti kollha issa
Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja: Ipprojbixxi l-kripto-muniti kollha issa
Written by Harry Johnson

Digital assets are legal in Russia, but they cannot be used as a means of payment, as the country’s control-obsessed government believes they could be used in money laundering or to finance terrorism. 

Russia’s top monetary regulator, the Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja, sees the rise in the number of cryptocurrency transactions as a risk to the country’s financial stability.

The current position of the Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja is a “complete rejection” of all cryptocurrencies.

Digital assets are legal in Russja, but they cannot be used as a means of payment, as the country’s control-obsessed government believes they could be used in money laundering or to finance terrorism. 

Issa, il- Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja is mulling the idea of a complete crypto ban in the country. The regulator, reportedly, is currently discussing a possible ban with market players and experts and is preparing an advisory report to voice its position on the issue. 

Should such ban be approved, it could apply to new purchases of crypto assets but not to existing portfolios.

Skond il- Bank Ċentrali tar-Russja, the annual volume of cryptocurrency transactions carried out by Russian citizens amounts to $5 billion.

In a review of financial stability released last month, the regulator said Russians were among the world’s most active participants in the cryptocurrency market.

F’Ottubru, Russja‘s deputy finance minister said there were no plans to ban the purchase of cryptocurrencies abroad or the use of overseas-based crypto wallets.

Russian media reported in November that the government of Russja wants to tax crypto miners, as it sees mining as a business activity and its recognition as such would allow authorities to regulate the sphere and collect taxes.

X'GĦANDEK NEĦĦED MINN DAN L-ARTIKOLU:

  • Russian media reported in November that the government of Russia wants to tax crypto miners, as it sees mining as a business activity and its recognition as such would allow authorities to regulate the sphere and collect taxes.
  • Now, the Central Bank of Russia is mulling the idea of a complete crypto ban in the country.
  • Digital assets are legal in Russia, but they cannot be used as a means of payment, as the country’s control-obsessed government believes they could be used in money laundering or to finance terrorism.

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