💥 The EU strikes at crypto — and this is good
The European Union has launched the 19th sanctions package against Russia, for the first time including cryptocurrencies. The Russian stablecoin A7A5 is now under attack — any transactions with it in the EU are banned.
But for the market, this is not a catastrophe — it's a step forward.
For the first time, the EU has recognized crypto as part of the real financial system that should be regulated, not ignored.
💡 What this means:
• More transparency and trust in licensed exchanges.
• Increased interest from institutional investors.
• The end of "gray schemes" and a chance for a mature crypto market.
In summary: sanctions are not a blow to crypto, but a sign that it has become too important to not take seriously.
