The cryptocurrency website BestChange, which aggregates data on exchange rates, was blocked on February 10th by Roskomnadzor and became accessible again on February 20th. The suspected reason for the blocking is the violation of the law on cryptocurrency advertising, which came into effect in August 2024. This law prohibits advertising of cryptocurrency services. Despite the block, the site continued to operate through mirrors hosted outside of Russia. In Russia, the legalization of cryptocurrencies is ongoing, and the creation of exchange programs on stock exchanges is being considered.
2/21/2025 10:28:08 AM (GMT+1)
The BestChange website, a cryptocurrency exchange rate aggregator, was unblocked after being blocked due to suspicions of violating the cryptocurrency advertising law in Russia
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