#稳定币发展与应用 Russia's new move sends an interesting signal — the traditional financial system is actively embracing the crypto ecosystem. The regulatory framework launched in 2026, while setting investor access thresholds and risk warnings, essentially marks a shift from "prohibition" to "regulation."

The key point lies in the definition of stablecoin status — the central bank explicitly classifies them as "monetary assets," which can be traded but are not yet used for domestic payments. This may seem conservative, but in fact, it paves the way for stablecoin compliance. Imagine when more and more countries grant stablecoins "legal status," how much value they could unlock as the settlement infrastructure of the Web3 world?

The true mission of stablecoins has never been just trading pairs, but serving as a bridge connecting traditional finance and the decentralized world. Once the regulatory framework becomes clear, institutional funds, cross-border payments, and DeFi liquidity will all see new growth opportunities. Russia's move demonstrates a global trend — from opposition to coexistence, and then to integration.

This is exactly the process of Web3's vision gradually taking shape: not overthrowing the old world, but engaging in dialogue, complementing it, and ultimately creating a more open and efficient financial ecosystem. The change has already begun, and the future will be even more exciting.