EU Empowers Regulators to Block Third-Country Crypto Platforms
Bitcoin · Published Aug 18, 2026, 12:30 AM EDT
Article Summary
The 21st package of European Union sanctions against Russia, passed on July 23, apart from tightening the screws on the Russian ruble stablecoin network and the institutions enabling it, also introduces the possibility of banning crypto transactions with countries aiding Russia in evading imposed restrictions.
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What Happened
The 21st package of European Union sanctions against Russia, passed on July 23, apart from tightening the screws on the Russian ruble stablecoin network and the institutions enabling it, also introduces the possibility of banning crypto transactions with countries aiding Russia in evading imposed restrictions.
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Published by Bitcoin. Category: Regulation. Published Aug 18, 2026, 12:30 AM EDT.
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