In accordance with PANews, Russia's Constitutional Court is currently reviewing a case involving 1,000 USDT in a lending dispute, focusing on whether citizens have property rights over stablecoins like USDT. Previous courts ruled USDT not subject to Russia's 'Digital Financial Assets' (DFA) regulations, prompting an appeal to the Constitutional Court. The case has drawn attention from the Central Bank, Ministry of Finance, and anti-money laundering authorities. A decision is expected within weeks. If stablecoins are not classified as DFA, they may become more suitable for daily transactions but with limited legal protection.
Russian Constitutional Court to Rule on USDT's Legal Status as Property
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