Ethereum Russia’s ruble-pegged stablecoin helped evade sanctions to the tune of $100 billion By info@uweb3.io January 22, 2026 Share This Post FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Elliptic says the ruble-pegged A7A5 processed nearly 250,000 onchain transactions, demonstrating how stablecoins facilitate cross-border flows under sanctions pressure. TagsBillionevadehelpedrublepeggedRussiassanctionsStablecointune Related Posts Bitcoin Reclaims 63k but Traders Fear Correction Before Deribit Expiry Bitcoin (BTC) reclaimed the $63,000 mark on Thursday, but... UK Politicians Considering Permanent Crypto Donation Ban Amid Nigel Farage Scandal Members of the UK’s ruling Labour party are considering... Summer.fi Hacker Moves $1.35M Into Tornado Cash Summer.fi's own post-mortem confirms the attacker began laundering the... New Hampshire Council Rejects $100 Million Bitcoin-Backed Bond The New Hampshire Executive Council rejected a... PayPal’s PYUSD Goes Native on Polygon, Joins Open Money Stack Paxos, the OCC-regulated issuer of PYUSD, said the stablecoin... Cipher, TeraWulf among AI infrastructure stocks trading below contract value, Compass Point argues Using that approach, the firm said Applied Digital (APLD),... Previous articleWhy banks need to rethink employee engagement strategyNext articleSuperstate Raises $82.5M to Expand Onchain IPOs and Fundraising
