This is all nonsense. The payment system only accepts rubles and currency. Cashing out will still be in rubles. After all, you buy utilities and bread for rubles. Banks are just going to profit once again on the percentage.

🚀 Attention! We have good news for us traders!

The Central Bank of Russia is launching a three-tier control of transfers — are banks losing their footing?

Now every transfer in the bank will be under close scrutiny:

Up to 15,000 ₽ — remains the same as before, but frequent small transactions are automatically monitored.

15,001 – 100,000 ₽ — mandatory passport identification.

Above 100,000 ₽ — full verification: passport, tax identification number, and documents on the source of funds. Such operations may be suspended until the verification is completed.

Anonymity disappears, familiar transfers become slow and inconvenient. And at this moment, cryptocurrencies come to the forefront.

A window of opportunities opens for cryptocurrency holders:

fast and global transfers without restrictions;

protection from bureaucratic barriers;

transparency and control only in the hands of the user.

It increasingly looks like we are witnessing a new trend: as fiat becomes more tightly regulated, people are choosing crypto.
Banks are falling behind — the trend is already moving ahead.

Perhaps, very soon, familiar bank transfers will become a thing of the past? Will the main transactions go through cryptocurrencies?