Central Bank St. He did not purchase the St. Petersburg Currency Exchange (SPVB), this information is not true. This was reported by RBC with reference to the press service.
The Central Bank emphasized that the Bank of Russia has been a shareholder of JSC SPVB since 2002. The regulator’s share remains unchanged; It currently constitutes 8.9% of the registered capital.
The news that SPVB was acquired by the Central Bank of Russia was spread by Frank Media. They reported that it is planned to create a full-fledged platform for currency trading on the basis of SPVB.
August 23, Kommersant, quoting sources reportedThey want to create at least two crypto exchanges in Russia to support foreign economic activity. Later one of the sites was named St. It was stated that it is planned to be built on the basis of the St. Petersburg Exchange Exchange. As the publication writes, they want to open a second crypto exchange in Moscow. At the moment it has not yet been decided whether it will be built on the basis of the Moscow Exchange.
Experts warned that the project to create Russian crypto exchanges carries significant risks. The truth is that blockchain is a highly transparent system where transactions can be tracked.
It was before named The possible level of increase in the key interest rate in December.
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Source: Gazeta
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