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The Russian government has announced a new directive that will possibly restrict the access of its citizens of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

 

What are they up to now?

Russia’s deputy finance minister Alexey Moiseev said that sale of bitcoins will only be limited to “qualified investors” and that they can only buy bitcoin Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies from the Moscow Stock Exchange.

 

The new rule is said to protect the consumers.

Moiseev, in a television interview, said “ordinary people” were ill-equipped to deal with cryptocurrencies, as they are “very dangerous investments that could lead to loss of money.”

 

Russia has always been averse about bitcoin.

Russian legislator previously proposed the criminalization of the use of ‘surrogate’ financial products. While that legislation promised hash penalties for those caught using or mining Bitcoin, Moiseev was mum on what penalties are in store for the new rule.

 

Takeaway

Russia’s new rule on bitcoin posed as a new hurdle in making cryptocurrencies more accessible to the masses. But it may take a while to implement as Russian legislators will be able to finalize the new cryptocurrency legislation by this winter at the earliest.

 
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