Summary
- A report said Russian exchanges could begin cryptocurrency trading as early as Nov. 22.
- It said the exchanges must reach an agreement with Russia's central bank on cryptocurrency trading rules before trading can begin.
- It added that the actual launch of trading and its timing will depend on the outcome of talks between the central bank and the exchanges.
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Russian exchanges could begin cryptocurrency trading as early as Nov. 22, though they first need to reach an agreement with the Russian central bank on trading rules.
Cointelegraph, citing Russia's TASS news agency on Nov. 11, reported that Russian exchanges could start cryptocurrency trading as early as Nov. 22 if they agree with the central bank on rules for digital-asset trading.
A prior condition for launching trading is an agreement on the rules between the Russian central bank and the exchanges.
Whether trading actually begins, and the timing of any launch, will depend on the outcome of those talks.
JH Kim
