Russia Survey: 90% Don’t Want to Be Paid in Digital Rubles – CBDC Setback?
Most citizens in Western Russia say they do not want to get paid in digital rubles, dealing a further blow to the Central Bank’s CBDC plans. Per the media outlet Lipetsk News, the recruitment agency HH conducted a digita...
Per the media outlet Lipetsk News, the recruitment agency HH conducted a digital ruble-themed survey of job seekers in the key Lipetsk Oblast in Western Russia.
But it appears citizens in the region remain lukewarm when it comes to CBDC adoption, with 90% stating they did not want to be paid in digital ruble tokens....
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