Andrey Braginskiy, Managing Director of Communications at the exchange, told news.Bitcoin.com on Friday that Tass’ article “is not entirely correct.” He elaborated, “we haven’t asked the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) for permission to list the new futures contract. Therefore, stating that they have denied the permission is not accurate.” He then revealed:
"Generally, listing the new bitcoin index futures doesn’t require any new regulation. Of course, an agreement with an exchange that calculates the index is needed. But the Russian regulator needs to be in comfort."https://news.bitcoin.com/regulation-moscow-stock-exchange-trade-bitcoin-futures/Wow. Now all financial markets are now keeping their eyes on Bitcoin. CME recently just officially announced that they will add Bitcoin to their market. Now this. This is a good sign for Bitcoin. This is huge.
