
Institutional crypto investment firm VanEck has stated that China and Russia are reportedly settling some energy transactions in Bitcoin.
Institutional crypto investment firm VanEck has stated that China and Russia are reportedly settling some energy transactions in Bitcoin.
According to the proposal, only investors who have at least $1.1 million can participate in the experimental regime.
Russian oil traders are processing millions in crypto monthly, using them to bypass sanctions and streamline cross-border transactions.
Rosseti’s North Caucasus grid lost over 600 million rubles to illegal crypto mining.
Iran and Russia continue to adapt to financial sanctions through cryptocurrency, despite increasing regulatory pressure and exchange shutdowns.
The exchange comes amid strained U.S.-Russia relations over Ukraine, highlighting the complexities of high-profile prisoner swaps.
Deribit’s decision to leave Russia comes amidst mounting international sanctions.
Rosseti Group is exploring mining opportunities to optimize idle power in Russia.
An employee in Yakutia was convicted for financially aiding Ukrainian militants through cryptocurrency.
The coins are part of a $100 million stash that had been used to bribe a Russian officer investigating a global hacking syndicate.
Several countries are actively discussing Bitcoin’s potential as a national reserve asset.
Before racing for hegemony, the US and Soviets raced for technology. As Trump ascends and Russia uses Bitcoin to evade sanctions, the Northern detente is back to it again with cryptocurrency.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has cited insufficient information on international strategies regarding his stance on a Bitcoin reserve.