Mining Regulation in Russia - Anna Maximenko Comments for Cointelegraph
Anna Maximenko commented on mining regulation in Russia for Cointelegraph, a leading international media resource dedicated to cryptocurrencies and blockchain.

Anna noted that before the introduction of new legislation mining in Russia was in a “gray zone”: mining was not banned, but lack of regulation created legal uncertainties, for example, in respect of classification of miners' activities and payment for power. On the one hand, miners acted at their discretion, but on the other hand, they faced operational difficulties. The new regulation established a legal framework for mining activities.

The full article is available at Cointelegraph.com.

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