EU’s largest measures against Russia yet include escalation of crypto sanctions evasion

CoinDesk2h agoUpdated 2h ago
EU’s largest measures against Russia yet include escalation of crypto sanctions evasion
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The EU imposed its largest Russia sanctions package in two years, banning all crypto providers and platforms in Russia while blocking the digital ruble and RUBx stablecoin. The measures target 20 Russian banks and the Kyrgyz exchange TengriCoin, restricting EU residents from transacting with Russian and Belarusian crypto services. Russia increasingly relies on cryptocurrency to evade sanctions.

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