Second-largest Russian bank set to launch bitcoin spot trading in 2026
The Russian banking giant VTB is preparing to offer clients spot trading services for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
The Russian banking giant VTB is preparing to offer clients spot trading services for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
The rise of stablecoins could reduce the control of national monetary authorities, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The financial giant is targeting the digital asset market with a gradual approach.
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The new legislation grants bitcoin and digital assets the same legal status as traditional property, protecting ownership, inheritance, and recovery.
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Major European operation targets bitcoin mixer: €25 million in BTC seized and servers shut down.
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