Russia aims to replace US dollar reserves with digital assets in long term

Russia aims to replace US dollar reserves with digital assets in long term

Last week, the Russian president said it was “a bit early” to use cryptocurrencies to settle oil trades. As Russia continues pushing de-dollarization, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA Russia) is reportedly considering replacing the United States dollar with not only traditional fiat currencies but also digital currencies.Aleksandr Pankin, deputy minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia, reiterated the country’s plans to reduce the U.S. dollar share in Russia’s international reserves and its usage in settlement with foreign partners in a Tuesday interview with local news agency....


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