Sanctions Increase Crypto Risks for Russians, Warns Central Bank
The Russian Central Bank has warned that citizens should stay away from crypto, with “risks” on the rise due to “sanctions from unfriendly countries.” And it has followed up with yet another call for a blanket ban on tok...
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TASS, via Finversia, quoted the bank as making its claims in its latest financial stability report. The bank wrote:...
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