The Russian president is closely interested in all alternative payment systems. Including CBDC and Bitcoin.
The Indian Prime Minister traveled to Moscow to address the issue of the Indian trade deficit.
"The Bretton Woods system is dead," said Vladimir Putin. What if we replaced it with Bitcoin?
A new movement of non-aligned countries is emerging. All gathered under the orange banner of Bitcoin (BTC). Faced with the printing press, can the Bitcoin network represent an alternative as significant as the Soviet Union was to the United States during the Cold War?
Saudi Arabia and other nations like Indonesia warn Europe against seizing Russian foreign reserves. Bitcoin on standby.
The Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a historic law on March 11, paving the way for the use of digital financial assets and CBDC for international payments. This measure aims to help Russian companies bypass Western sanctions and facilitate trade with allied countries.
The interview of Vladimir Putin by American journalist Carlson Tucker was colorful. Especially the conversation about the dollar.
The famous economic analyst Noah Smith recently wrote an exciting article about bitcoin. He mentions the recent approval of ETFs by the SEC and the secret interests of certain bitcoiners. His thesis is striking: there would be an increasingly powerful Bitcoin lobby that would act in the shadows to create monetary chaos in the world.
Did the Russian president just suggest the use of bitcoin for international transactions?
On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin ratified the law introducing the digital ruble (CBDC).