Russia is rolling out a comprehensive crypto regulatory framework starting July 1st. The new system introduces licensing requirements for exchanges and custodial platforms, while drawing a hard line against privacy coins. Retail investors face capped exposure limits to manage risk. The Bank of Russia is consolidating investment and transaction rules under unified standards, with teeth in enforcement beginning to show from 2027 onwards using banking-sector supervision models. This marks a significant shift toward structured oversight rather than outright bans.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 11h ago
Russia is really coming for this round, privacy coins are directly blacklisted, retail investors still have limits... feels like they're about to start harvesting again.
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ForkItAll
· 11h ago
Russia is really about to start playing for real this time, with privacy coins being directly suppressed, and retail investors facing limits... It feels like they're putting a curse on the crypto world.
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LiquidityHunter
· 11h ago
Russia's move here is actually copying the EU's approach... The real bottleneck will come only after 2027, and there are still window periods in the next few years.
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ProxyCollector
· 11h ago
Russia's recent move has directly suppressed privacy coins, feeling like they're paving the way for central bank digital currencies.
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PensionDestroyer
· 12h ago
Ha, Russia's move is quite clever, starting gentle and then going hardcore, privacy coins are directly hammered.
Russia is rolling out a comprehensive crypto regulatory framework starting July 1st. The new system introduces licensing requirements for exchanges and custodial platforms, while drawing a hard line against privacy coins. Retail investors face capped exposure limits to manage risk. The Bank of Russia is consolidating investment and transaction rules under unified standards, with teeth in enforcement beginning to show from 2027 onwards using banking-sector supervision models. This marks a significant shift toward structured oversight rather than outright bans.