Russian Senate Finance Chief Says Crypto ‘Probably Has a Future’
Russia’s upper house, the Federation Council, is monitoring crypto – but a key politician claims that tokens may “have a future.” Speaking to Ura.news, the deputy chair of the Federation Council’s Committee on Budget and...
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Speaking to Ura.news, the deputy chair of the Federation Council’s Committee on Budget and Financial Markets Elena Perminova, stated:
“Cryptocurrencies today seem to be on a swing – they are constantly rising and falling [in price]. Probably, there is a future for them. Probably, they will amount to something.”...
Read More: Russian Senate Finance Chief Says Crypto ‘Probably Has a Future’
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CryptonewsRelated market context
Top Crypto Industry Groups Pen Letter to Senate Leaders Urging Them To Support the Clarity Act
Bitcoin Magazine Top Crypto Industry Groups Pen Letter to Senate Leaders Urging Them To Support the Clarity Act Top crypto advocac...
EU authorities include HTX exchange in Russian sanctions
The exchange, already sanctioned by the UK, is now on a list of 18 entities “providing crypto-assets services or payment services“...
EU Adds HTX to Russia Sanctions Two Months After UK's Action Against Crypto Networks
The European Union has added cryptocurrency exchange HTX to its latest package of sanctions against Russia, expanding efforts to r...
MiCA Is Not Only for Crypto. It Will Also Decide Prediction Markets’ European Future
While the industry spent the summer arguing about stablecoin reserves and DeFi certification schemes, the most consequential quest...
Kraken Brings CFTC-Regulated Perpetual Futures To US Traders
Kraken is bringing perpetual futures to eligible US traders through a regulated derivatives structure, and that is a notable shift...
SEC Sets 24-Hour Trading Roundtable As Markets Move Toward Always-On Finance
The SEC is preparing to hold a public roundtable on 24-hour trading, and while the announcement is focused on US equity markets ra...