The rate of 1 USDT in Russian crypto exchangers rose above 85 rubles on August 7. According to BestChange, these were deals with the Tether stablecoin of the TRC20 standard, paid via SBP, major bank cards, or cash rubles. Why the USDT Price Differs From the Official Dollar Rate USDT, like other crypto assets, does…
Hardware crypto wallets are once again in the spotlight for Russian buyers: in 2026, sales of such devices rose sharply, especially in the second quarter. Sales More Than Doubled A hardware cryptocurrency wallet is a separate physical device, usually resembling a flash drive. It stores private keys to addresses where cryptocurrency is held, including bitcoin…
on-chain cryptocurrency analysis often relies on exchange reserves: they show how many coins are on the wallets of centralized platforms at a given moment. The metric is useful, but you need to read it carefully: reserves work better on a weekly and monthly horizon, sharp jumps on a single exchange are often just technical wallet…
Fraud at cryptocurrency exchange points has led to arrests in Moscow City: according to the FSB, Ukrainian call centers laundered money stolen from Russians through local crypto exchanges, with the daily turnover of such locations reaching up to $2 million. How the Crypto Exchange Scheme Worked The FSB detained more than 20 people in Moscow…
BAM to BRKB today is calculated at the rate of 1 Convertible Mark of Bosnia and Herzegovina = 0.0011259 BRKB. In the last 24 hours, the rate has decreased by 0.00001 BRKB, or 1.00%. Last rate update: Aug. 7, 2026, 03:22:34 (UTC-4). Current BAM to BRKB Rate The BAM/BRKB currency pair rate shows how much…
The crypto market started August 7 without a sharp recovery: Bitcoin and Ethereum went negative, Bitget showed interest in Bhutan’s “City of Mindfulness,” the CLARITY review in the US was postponed until at least September, and Sam Bankman-Fried now has even fewer options for early release. Bitget is exploring the possibility of entering Bhutan’s “Gelephu…
Attacks on crypto investors are becoming an increasingly noticeable threat: since the beginning of 2026, victims of physical extortion have lost cryptocurrency worth over $30 million, according to analytics company Chainalysis. If the trend continues, 2026 could become one of the toughest years in terms of such crimes. For comparison: for the entire year of…
