Russia’s Rostec rolls out RUBx, a ruble-backed stablecoin on TRON

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Russia’s defense and tech giant, Rostec, is stepping into the crypto ring with a new player. Meet RUBx, a stablecoin pegged one-to-one with the Russian ruble.

It’s riding on the TRON blockchain, known for its lightning-fast transactions and low fees.

Rostec’s also making sure RUBx is legit, transparent, and locked tight with regulatory compliance.

Russian state treasury

Rostec’s Deputy General Director, Alexander Nazarov, made it clear, RUBx will be fully backed by rubles held in the Russian state treasury.

That means for every RUBx token out there, there’s a real ruble sitting somewhere safe, ready to be redeemed.

No funny business. They’re even putting the code on GitHub for everyone to peek at, transparency is the name of the game.

Plus, cybersecurity firm CertiK is auditing the project to make sure it ticks all the boxes for safety and trustworthiness.

Networking

Why TRON? Well, TRON’s got a reputation for speed and efficiency, think of it like the bullet train of blockchains.

It’s already home to Tether’s USDT, the world’s leading stablecoin, and boasts a market cap of around $26.8 billion for its native token TRX.

TRON’s ecosystem is stable, fast, and cheap, so it’s perfect for a state-backed stablecoin that needs to move money quickly without bleeding fees.

RUBx is designed to slide right into Russia’s financial system, following the Bank of Russia’s pretty strict rules to fight money laundering and terrorism financing.

Initially, RUBx will fuel specific profitable projects, but the plan is to roll it out to regular businesses and everyday consumers.

Through RT-Pay, Rostec’s payment platform, users can spend RUBx even outside traditional banking hours, move it to external wallets, and execute smart contracts.

Imagine paying for your morning coffee or settling business deals with RUBx, all while the blockchain hums quietly in the background.

Powered by TRON

This move is likely more than just a simple tech upgrade. It’s Russia’s way of staking a claim in the crypto arena with a stablecoin that’s secure, compliant, and ready for prime time.

With RUBx on TRON, Rostec’s blending state power with blockchain innovation, creating a digital ruble that’s fast, transparent, and built to last.

RUBx might just be the new kid on the block you want to watch, and the future of Russian digital finance? It’s rolling out, and it’s powered by TRON.


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