Also from other end of this, we should see it as a way of continuity for the adoption of bitcoin and it recognition by the governments, this time, they are only implementing on this in favour of the big holders, what about the consideration for the other people.
Well, Russia has certainly begun to show signs of considering draft laws and proposals to partially or completely regulate the sector, influenced by what is happening globally, especially in the American sphere, where both the United States and Brazil have begun accumulating Bitcoin reserves. At the same time, we must understand that Russia cannot allow full recognition of everything that would enable financial freedom for citizens and companies. Russia knows that the number of crypto users in Russia is constantly growing, but it would prefer to exclude them from the economic cycle rather than recognize them and impose taxes. Well, let's see how many people in Russia own at least $250,000 worth of Bitcoin.