One of Russia’s Central Bankers Claims Bitcoin Will Not Gain Legal Status By 2018

One of Russia’s Central Bankers Claims Bitcoin Will Not Gain Legal Status By 2018

In the end, this is still positive news coming out of Russia. An official acknowledgment of discussions taking place is better than nothing. A few days ago, news broke of Russia slowly taking a more positive stance toward bitcoin. It even seems bitcoin may gain legal status in the country. However, one of Russia’s central bankers is not convinced the outcome will be so positive. Legal recognition of cryptocurrency is not guaranteed, nor should anyone think otherwise. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts are well aware Russia will not embrace bitcoin all of a sudden. It is good to see the central....


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