RUSSIA’S CENTRAL BANK PROPOSES FRAMEWORK FOR PUBLICLY TRADING MAJOR CRYPTOCURRENCIES
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| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
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| The Moscow Times - Independent N | RUSSIA’S CENTRAL BANK PROPOSES FRAMEWORK FOR PUBLICLY TRADING MAJOR CRYPTOCURRENCIES | 2 hrs ago |
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The proposal would allow investors to trade Bitcoin, Ether and Tether on official Russian exchanges, establishing a regulated infrastructure for cryptocurrency trading set to take effect next month.
The Moscow Times - Independent N reports that the proposal would allow investors to trade Bitcoin, Ether and Tether on official Russian exchanges, establishing a regulated infrastructure for cryptocurrency trading set to take effect next month.
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