I am absolutely sure that Transferwise is still available for Russians to use, so the freedom to transact isn't really lost. 'Cryptocurrencies' should not be used at all.
https://www.reuters.com/technology/payments-company-wise-sus...
You do realise that Transferwise isn’t the only money transfer service, there only given as an example.
The fact that the article states that there was a limit shows this ‘ban’ is only a temporary measure by Wise.
As I said you can still use other regulated alternatives.
What aspect of 'sanctions' do you not understand?
Edit: Oh, I read your other contributions in this thread and see you're just trolling. My mistake.
A source from you would be great rather than dismissing my claim with ‘sanctions’.
You need to elaborate.
Much like you sourced your claim that transferwise worked? No thanks, I'll save my time.
Why not? Are you allergic to them or something? Why can't someone transfer money using crypto if it benefits them to do so?
Try sending me money using a coin that is regulated, not volatile and rife with scams and does not contribute to burning up the planet.
You mean stablecoins like USDC and Tether? I am assuming you sure you are very much informed on those coins are not scams and are regulated right?