Russia to Treat Bitcoin as a Foreign Currency in Its Regulatory Plans
Recent reports suggest the Russian government and the Bank of Russia have reached an agreement on regulating cryptocurrencies. Initially, Russia's central bank proposed banning cryptocurrencies as ...
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