Russia Can Move from the US Dollar: Bitcoin to Benefit

Russia Can Move from the US Dollar: Bitcoin to Benefit

In the article "Why The Bitcoin Price Drop Is Really Good News" I mentioned the upcoming issues on the horizon for the U. S. Dollar. Many nations are trading internationally without it now, and these "bilateral trade agreements" are on the rise. Growing global disinterest in the dollar will only increase the need for monetary alternatives that can be easily sent globally, like Bitcoin. Now, news is breaking out of Russia that they may be ready to end their time using the U. S. Dollar as Russia can move from the US Dollar much sooner than we thought. Also read: Russia Plans Bitcoin Ban by....


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