Legal basis of cryptocurrency: stages and development trends

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The article examines the modern challenges and obstacles faced by cryptocurrency owners, which continue to attract increasing attention from both business structures and ordinary users. Due to their decentralized nature and the ability to ensure anonymity and security of transactions, cryptocurrencies are a unique tool for transferring digital assets and participating in new economic models. Given modern development trends, cryptocurrency can become an integral part of the global financial system, changing the ways of storing and transferring values, becoming a catalyst for the development of new technologies and innovations, increasing the efficiency and transparency of financial transactions.

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Denis Petrov

Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation

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Email: petrov-dy@ranepa.ru
Código SPIN: 1908-4025
Scopus Author ID: 877522

senior teacher, Department of Management State and Municipal Property

Rússia, Moscow

Victoria Batishceva

Russian Academy of National Economy and Public Administration under the President of the Russian Federation

Email: vbatischeva@yandex.ru

senior teacher, Department of Management State and Municipal Property

Rússia, Moscow

Anastasia Kolyganova

Ninth Arbitration Court of Appeal of the city of Moscow

Email: a.kolyganova1@gmail.com

graduate secretary

Rússia, Moscow

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