Moscow Exchange Confirms Dec. 1 Crypto Trading Launch With Bitcoin, Ether, USDT
Russia’s Moscow Exchange has formally announced plans to begin cryptocurrency trading on Dec. 1, offering bitcoin, ether, and USDT through what it describes as the country’s first organized digital currency market. The exchange confirmed the plans in a Nov. 2 announcement, detailing the trading infrastructure, settlement options, and investor restrictions that will accompany the launch. […]
Key Takeaways
- Russia’s Moscow Exchange has formally announced plans to begin cryptocurrency trading on Dec.
- 1, offering bitcoin, ether, and USDT through what it describes as the country’s first organized digital currency market.
- The exchange confirmed the plans in a Nov.
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