Russia Says No to Bitcoin in Wealth Fund—But Top Official Signals Potential Future Shift
Russia is keeping cryptocurrency out of its National Wealth Fund, citing volatility and liquidity concerns, but future economic shifts could open the door to digital assets. Russia Keeps Bitcoin Out for Now—Will Economic...
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