Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors

The post Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors Sber launches a Bitcoin-linked bond, letting investors gain without holding crypto. Bitcoin futures arrive June 4 on SberInvestments app for investors. Russia supports digital assets as Sber merges banking with blockchain tech. Russia’s largest bank, Sber, has launched a new investment product that links traditional financial instruments with Bitcoin. This allows for easier combining of crypto assets with established banking controls. It is a structured bond, and returns are based on the cost of Bitcoin and the exchange rate from dollars to rubles. Sber to Launch Bitcoin Futures via SberInvestments App At the beginning, people can find it on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. Only a limited number of investors can join, but Sber plans to make it available to more people. In a statement issued on May 30, the bank said it hopes to offer the bond on the Moscow Exchange in future issues. Doing this adds clarity for investors and allows more people to join in. It demonstrates that digital assets are becoming official parts of Russia’s financial system. For a long time, the government was hesitant about cryptocurrency, but now it seems to be taking a different approach. With Sber’s bond, investors can earn from movements in Bitcoin’s price even if they do not own any cryptocurrency. Finally, they can gain economically whenever the U.S. dollar gains strength against the ruble. This bond is different because it is accessible and safe. Investors can save themselves the hassle of opening a crypto wallet or dealing with platforms that are not regulated in their home country. All business deals are made in rubles and meet the rules set by Russian financial laws. This lowers some of the uncertainties and difficulties connected with cryptocurrency investments. Moreover, Sber is adding extra tools in the near…

Jun 4, 2025 - 09:00
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Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors

The post Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.

Sber Launches Bitcoin-Linked Bond for Russian Investors Sber launches a Bitcoin-linked bond, letting investors gain without holding crypto. Bitcoin futures arrive June 4 on SberInvestments app for investors. Russia supports digital assets as Sber merges banking with blockchain tech. Russia’s largest bank, Sber, has launched a new investment product that links traditional financial instruments with Bitcoin. This allows for easier combining of crypto assets with established banking controls. It is a structured bond, and returns are based on the cost of Bitcoin and the exchange rate from dollars to rubles. Sber to Launch Bitcoin Futures via SberInvestments App At the beginning, people can find it on the over-the-counter (OTC) market. Only a limited number of investors can join, but Sber plans to make it available to more people. In a statement issued on May 30, the bank said it hopes to offer the bond on the Moscow Exchange in future issues. Doing this adds clarity for investors and allows more people to join in. It demonstrates that digital assets are becoming official parts of Russia’s financial system. For a long time, the government was hesitant about cryptocurrency, but now it seems to be taking a different approach. With Sber’s bond, investors can earn from movements in Bitcoin’s price even if they do not own any cryptocurrency. Finally, they can gain economically whenever the U.S. dollar gains strength against the ruble. This bond is different because it is accessible and safe. Investors can save themselves the hassle of opening a crypto wallet or dealing with platforms that are not regulated in their home country. All business deals are made in rubles and meet the rules set by Russian financial laws. This lowers some of the uncertainties and difficulties connected with cryptocurrency investments. Moreover, Sber is adding extra tools in the near…

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