The Independent Association of Public Observers in Russia (National Public Monitoring - NOM) announced that it is testing a new voting system backed by blockchain technology.
In this sense, the coordinator of the NOM, Roman Kolomystev, commented that "as part of our congress, we are launching a voting system built with blockchain technology, also in collaboration with the Russian Free Election Fund and the Association of Lawyers of the Russian Federation".
Also, among the congress participants and partners, who could take advantage of the new development, there are more than 300 people from different regions in Russia, as well as the Public Association 'Group 32', the Association for Fair Elections and the body of popular observers.
It should be noted that the outlook for Russia has become more complicated in terms of decentralized trade, especially after the announcement of the Committee of the Russian State Duma of Financial Markets, which pointed out a few weeks ago that every miner and holder of cryptocurrencies in Russia would be subject to the regulations of the Internal Profit Code in force in the country.
Also, the head of the committee, Anatoly Aksakov, added that the state will be drafting a bill on cryptocurrencies that will be announced during the government session during autumn of this year.
In this sense, the coordinator of the NOM, Roman Kolomystev, commented that "as part of our congress, we are launching a voting system built with blockchain technology, also in collaboration with the Russian Free Election Fund and the Association of Lawyers of the Russian Federation".
Also, among the congress participants and partners, who could take advantage of the new development, there are more than 300 people from different regions in Russia, as well as the Public Association 'Group 32', the Association for Fair Elections and the body of popular observers.
It should be noted that the outlook for Russia has become more complicated in terms of decentralized trade, especially after the announcement of the Committee of the Russian State Duma of Financial Markets, which pointed out a few weeks ago that every miner and holder of cryptocurrencies in Russia would be subject to the regulations of the Internal Profit Code in force in the country.
Also, the head of the committee, Anatoly Aksakov, added that the state will be drafting a bill on cryptocurrencies that will be announced during the government session during autumn of this year.