Bank of Russia speeds up digital asset rules following fresh western sanctions
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On Monday, the Bank of Russia published a draft of rules that will pave the way for a regulated cryptocurrency market in the country. The proposal obliges exchanges (exchange platforms) to integrate so-called "digital coins" into their usual pricing, monitoring and reporting systems, using the same processes that they already use for traditional securities and currencies. Elvira Nabiullina’s lead agency adds the concept "digital currency" to the…
Russia Sets New Crypto Depository Rules Before September Launch
Russia has taken another step toward launching its regulated cryptocurrency market by introducing new rules for digital depositories and organized trading. The Bank of Russia aims to build a structured framework before the broader crypto legislation begins this fall. Consequently, the new standards focus on strengthening market transparency, investor protection, and operational stability. Regulators also want digital asset infrastructure to mee…
Russia Crypto Rules: $3.2M Capital Floor, Sept Launch
What Would Russia’s Organized Crypto Market Look Like? The Bank of Russia has published draft regulations for what it calls “organized trading” of digital assets and digital rights, outlining the first detailed operating framework for regulated cryptocurrency exchanges and digital depositories in the country. Under the proposals, each exchange would establish its own trading procedures through an internal rulebook. Platforms would also be respon…
Russia now has a comprehensive law for crypto trading. The US did not have one, one year after the House of Representatives waved through its own market structure law with a clear majority. This gap arose within a week.And this week came a detail that hardly anyone would have invented: The US Senate cleared its agenda for a sanction law against Russia and pushed the crypto law back again.What exactly did Russia decide?On July 21, 2026, the Russi…
Bank of Russia Draft Rules for Organized Trading of Digital Assets
The proposal comes from the Bank of Russia, the country's central bank and financial market regulator, which has been steadily building out the legal scaffolding for digital assets, according to the regulator's published materials .Read more...
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