Russia prepares to block global crypto exchanges this year, report
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Russia May Block Foreign Crypto Exchanges As Licensing Framework Nears
Russia plans to tighten oversight of its fast-growing crypto market and may begin blocking foreign exchanges in summer of 2026. Officials tie the effort to a new framework that will regulate Bitcoin and altcoin trading through licensed domestic platforms. 🚨BREAKING: RUSSIA COULD SHUT OUT FOREIGN CRYPTO EXCHANGES THIS SUMMERRussia could restrict access to foreign crypto exchanges within months, according to RBC.The move may align with Moscow’s …
Russia Weighs Blocking Foreign Crypto Exchanges as Domestic Rules Advance
Russia may begin blocking foreign crypto exchanges as early as this summer. Moscow Exchange aims to capture billions now paid in offshore trading fees. Experts say enforcement may mirror the Belarus model, but full bans remain hard to police. Russia may move to restrict access to foreign cryptocurrency exchanges as lawmakers prepare to formalize digital asset regulations within the country’s existing financial infrastructure. Industry analysts a…
Russia Prepares Summer Crackdown on Global Crypto Platforms
Key Takeaways Foreign crypto exchanges could face DNS-level blocking in Russia starting summer 2026. A new licensing framework must be finalized by July 1, 2026. Domestic exchanges are preparing regulated crypto trading launches. Retail investors will face strict annual purchase limits. The shift comes ahead of a July 1, 2026 deadline for lawmakers to finalize a national digital asset framework through the State Duma. According to local reports…
Russia May Block Foreign Crypto Exchanges as Moscow Exchange Targets $15 Billion in Annual Fees
TL;DR Russia would block foreign crypto exchanges starting July 1, 2026. Regulators propose an “experimental regime” recognizing cryptoassets as currencies. At least one million Russians still use Binance despite its formal market exit. Russia plans to potentially block access to foreign cryptocurrency exchanges as soon as it regulates crypto trading domestically by July 1, 2026, according to industry analysts. This aims to redirect an estimate…
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