Putin signs law recognizing digital currencies as property, exempting crypto mining and sales from VAT
Russia's new crypto law could boost digital currency adoption but may also increase regulatory scrutiny and compliance costs for miners. The post Putin signs law recognizing digital currencies as property, exempting cryp...
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Russia's new crypto law could boost digital currency adoption but may also increase regulatory scrutiny and compliance costs for miners.
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