Russia passes crypto bill in first reading; permits use in foreign trade settlements

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The bill would prohibit the use of crypto for domestic payments but allow its use in foreign economic activities, according to TASS.

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This move reveals a growing global acceptance of crypto as a practical tool for international commerce, even by nations cautious of domestic adoption. This legitimizes crypto's role in cross-border transactions, solidifying its future as a key component of the global financial infrastructure.

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