Central Banks Hold Fate of Crypto in their Hands, Says Russian Economist
A leading Russian economist believes that central banks will ultimately determine the fate of crypto – even if they are not currently “prioritizing” their regulation of the sector. The comments were made by Nikita Maslen...
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The comments were made by Nikita Maslennikov, of the Center for Political Technologies and the Director of Economy and Finance Projects at the Institute of Contemporary Development, and reported by Gazeta.ru....
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