Russia lets crypto exchanges apply October 5 – but even Bitcoin lacks final retail clearance
Applications can begin under the new rules, while firms still need Bank of Russia decisions and retail asset eligibility remains separate. The post Russia lets crypto exchanges apply October 5 – but even Bitcoin lacks final retail clearance appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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