As of March 15, decentralized crypto exchange aggregator Matcha had begun blocking trades from Russia.
Yearn core developer Banteg first spotted the change. Using a VPN, The Block was able to confirm that as of publication time, trading from a Russia-based server was not allowed, though the message appeared to have changed from earlier, saying „Region Unsupported” rather than „Russia Trading Unsupported,” as Banteg had screen-captured.
Despite referring to the more general „Region,” the new block does seem to target Russia specifically. Neighboring Belarus, which has been subject to heightened scrutiny and sanctions as well, still seems to have access to Matcha. Accessing Matcha from servers based in China — which has formally outlawed crypto — returned the same message.
A representative for 0x, the development team that maintains Matcha, did not respond to The Block’s request for co
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