Russians Set to ‘Turn to Crypto En Masse’
A Russian professor has claimed that “mass” crypto adoption is on its way in the country – with interest in digital versions of the Chinese yuan and the ruble also spiking. Per V1, the crypto forecast was delivered by Ig...
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Per V1, the crypto forecast was delivered by Igor Belskikh, a Doctor of Economics, and Professor at the Department of Economics and Finance at the Plekhanov Russian University of Economics....
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