Russia tries to get around severe sanctions by trading in bitcoin

By cineramaMarch 27, 2022Bitcoin Business

A top Russian government executive has said the nation may consider accepting bitcoin as payment for its oil and gas from “friendly” countries, in a bid to circumvent severe […]

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Russia tries to get around severe sanctions by trading in bitcoin

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