The need for cryptocurrencies regulation in financial sectors
In late July 2024, amendments to the laws on cryptocurrency transactions were adopted in Russia. This leads to the conclusion that the country is faced with a need to legalize not only mining, but cryptocurrency exchange and storage as well. Andrey Tugarin, Founder of GMT Legal, tells PLUSworld portal more about this.
In late July 2024, amendments to the laws on cryptocurrency transactions were adopted in Russia. This leads to the conclusion that the country is faced with a need to legalize not only mining, but cryptocurrency exchange and storage as well. Andrey Tugarin, Founder of GMT Legal, tells PLUSworld portal more about this.Journal: PLUS №11-12 (319-320), 2024
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