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It makes the currency more usable, less redundant. This would cause the ruble's devaluation to decrease, bolstering Russia's faltering economy.

This is a bit of an oversimplification but, every country in the modern world uses fiat currency which is basically money that's only worth what...

Nothing, really. It's just a desperate attempt from Kremlin to prop up their dying currency. No one wants to accept their payment in rubles...

it forces everyone who wants to buy the gas to first buy rubles on the currency markets this increases demand for the ruble, which in turn...