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Every transaction of the currency, not the transaction of the wares. People tend not to care where the money comes from as long as they can use it.
Russia is releasing TurretCoin. It's going to the moon! >

pump, pump & Dump it! >

Anyone buying any russian/iranian crypto currency is a idiot. 
Go buy NFT’s if you like to get scammed. >

Article says it’s a stable coin. So speculative investors will not be the target audience. It’ll be the same as people who hold Dinar as an investment. >

Even stable coins are largely unstable compared to regular currencies. If the link it to the ruble then it’s gonna have the exact same irregularities as the ruble does. Either way it’s a completely stupid idea >

Well if this doesn’t put the final nail in the crypto-coffin, nothing will. If a Reddit sub can manipulate a crypto, what do you think a few major world governments would do to a couple enemies trying to trade in crypto… >

That would be awesome, but I imagine it will just be used by banks to transfer money, it won’t be like most coins.
Eg deposit 5m toman in Iran, bank converts to 4m injustice coins, send, 4m injustice coins convert to 7m rubles deposited into russian bank. >

Then every  transaction would be on a publicly visible ledger, don't think it will help them in any way.