Data Shows Ruble-Denominated Crypto Trading Has Spiked, RUB Represents Over 2...
According to reports and data stemming from ruble-denominated crypto trading pairs, Russian citizens are flocking toward cryptocurrencies amid the conflict in Ukraine. Analytical data indicates that the ruble is the sixth most traded pair with tether and tether’s fourth most traded fiat-denominated pair globally excluding two crypto assets. Report Highlights Russian Rubles Pouring Into Tether, Data Shows Binance RUB-Denominated Crypto Trading Pairs Spike 24 hours ago, Bitcoin.com News reported on ruble (RUB)-denominated crypto volumes increasing and further investigation....
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Amid the conflict in Ukraine with Russia, bitcoin trade volumes tied to Russian ruble pairs have surged in recent days. Metrics recorded by the crypto analytics provider Kaiko indicate that ruble (RUB)-denominated bitcoin volume reached close to 1.5 billion rubles four days ago, on February 24. Data also shows that bitcoin-ruble pairs saw a significant premium on February 28, jumping 16% higher than the global average. Russian Demand for Bitcoin Surges Causing BTC-RUB Premiums Statistics show that there’s been a lot of demand for bitcoin (BTC) stemming from Russia during the last 96....
The Russian Ruble continues its tumble against the US Dollar, losing over 50% of its value in 2014, and more than 11% on Tuesday alone. This one-day loss was the biggest in over 15 years. These issues has led to many well-to-do Russians investing in the future of Bitcoin over their fiat currency to stem the losses the Russian Central Banking system seems at a loss to curtail. Oddly, given the endorsement and implementation of Bitcoin by Microsoft last week and these latest developments, Bitcoin is also down in recent trading. Down from a high of $359 on December 11th to $317 USD currently.....
The dramatic fall of the Russian ruble has resulted in a marked increase in ruble/Bitcoin trades across the market. Russian activity in Bitcoin, which is subject to an unfavorable yet shaky legal status in the country, spiked Tuesday in the aftermath of the ruble’s biggest retreat in 16 years. As CNBC reports, trading ruble for Bitcoin increased almost fourfold on the day, the highest level since December 2013, making Bitcoin one the few currencies to actively benefit from the ruble’s sudden decline. “The high trading volumes with the ruble is to be expected, given the flight away from....
The Russian ruble is in serious trouble. A strengthening dollar, falling oil prices and a lethargic economy have conspired to cause the ruble's latest plunge. On Thursday, the ruble fell by about 4% to exchange at 46.68 to the US dollar. This represents a 14-year low. Cumulatively, the ruble has shed 25% of its value in 2014 alone, making it one of the worst performers in the money markets. Analysts predict that the currency may not fall below the 50-ruble support level, however that remains to be seen especially in light of the news from the country's central bank. The Central Bank of....
The cryptocurrency craze has spread to countries across Europe as people search for ways to protect their money from war-torn nations. Data from the crypto tracking site Kaiko shows that ruble and Ukrainian hryvnia-to-crypto volumes have shot up in recent days, reaching multi-month highs. Related Reading | Bitcoin Staggers After Putin’s Nuclear Deterrence Alert Warning The data show that trading volumes in the ruble-bitcoin (BTC-RUB) pair are at historic high levels. Last time we saw the same level was in May 2021. The increase in Ruble-denominated Bitcoin (BTC) trade volumes is....