#Rusia
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CBDC development is in full swing. CoinShark journalists have prepared a digest about what the authorities of different countries are doing when creating digital currencies of central banks.
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La Oficina de Control de Activos Extranjeros (OFAC) del Tesoro de EE. UU. y el gobierno del Reino Unido están considerando ampliar la lista de sanciones. Las personas del entorno inmediato, así como los socios comerciales de varios niveles, que ya han caído bajo las sanciones de los rusos y las personas jurídicas de la Federación Rusa, entrarán en el ámbito de aplicación.
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The US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on the Russian crypto exchanger Suex, banning US residents and citizens from using the service
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OFAC Finds Suex Conducted Transactions Involving At least 8 Ransomware, Scam, and Darknet Projects
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Representatives of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation announced plans to slow down or even block bank transfers sent to various cryptocurrency exchanges
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Among the guests of the forum are both industry professionals and those who are just starting their journey in one of the most promising areas of our time: traders, miners, entrepreneurs from crypto and classic businesses, investors, blockchain developers and many others.
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AFD conducted a survey among Russian investors, which showed that investing in Bitcoin is much more attractive than in gold
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Blockchain Life 2021 is the 7th international forum on blockchain, cryptocurrencies and mining, which will be held in Moscow on October 27-28 at one of the most innovative platforms in the world - Music Media Dome
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The Russian regulator said that CBDC will be tested in 2022. It was previously reported that testing is expected in 2021
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More than 4000 participants, including investors, entrepreneurs, owners and top-managers of leading cryptocurrency and blockchain companies, developers and everyone interested in development in one of the most promising areas of today, will gather in Moscow on 21-22 of April
