Therefore, the regulator does not support the development of such infrastructure. At the same time, citizens’ funds should work in the country’s economy, not in the cryptocurrency sphere, Danilova said.
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“Our position remains unchanged: we see the risks of citizens’ involvement in the cryptocurrency market and still believe that the development of any infrastructure will only increase these risks by making these products more widespread
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