ЦБ снова назвал криптовалюты угрозой для российского рынка

RBK-cryptoPublicado a 2024-09-16Actualizado a 2024-09-16

Отсутствие глобального регулирования может привести к значительному распространению цифровых валют и увеличить их использование вместо нацвалют, считает регулятор

Банк России увидел угрозу для российского финансового рынка в распространении криптовалют. Регулятор опубликовал проект документа «Основные направления развития финансового рынка Российской Федерации на 2025 год и период 2026 и 2027 годов», в котором причислил использование криптовалют вместо нацвалют к глобальным факторам, несущим риски для России.

«Распространение цифровых денежных суррогатов в мире, таких как криптовалюты и стейблкойны», регулятор назвал внешним макроэкономическим фактором, который может угрожать стабильности отечественного рынка.

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Отсутствие глобального регулирования может способствовать широкому распространению криптовалют и увеличить их использование в расчетах вместо нацвалют, считают в ЦБ. Меры, которые принимают отдельные страны, могут быть недостаточны для ограничения этих рисков из-за трансграничной и экстерриториальной природы криптовалют, полагают авторы.

В то же время в документе отмечается, что время широкой кооперации между странами в мире заканчивается. Оно сменяется периодом, в котором государства фокусируются на вопросах соперничества и ограничения доступа конкурентов к своей экономике и технологиям.

Банк России не первый год подряд отмечает риски применения криптовалюты и категорически исключает ее использование на территории России. Но несмотря на негативное отношение регулятора к цифровым валютам, санкционная политика Запада привела к тому, что в рамках эксперимента ЦБ готовится запустить проведение трансграничных платежей в криптовалюте до конца 2024 года.

Проведение криптовалютных платежей в интересах ВЭД под контролем Центробанка будет урегулировано примерно к ноябрю, рассказал на прошлой неделе председатель комитета Госдумы по финансовому рынку Анатолий Аксаков. Он признал, что криптовалюту и так используют в России при международных расчетах и этот объем измеряется миллиардами долларов.

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