Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov stated that the Ministry of Finance supports the proposal put forward by the Central Bank of Russia to allow non-professional investors to participate in cryptocurrency trading. However, he emphasized that strict investment limit caps must be set, and transactions can only be conducted on officially registered platforms in Russia. Previously, the Russian Central Bank proposed allowing retail investors to purchase highly liquid crypto assets after passing a specialized test, and suggested an annual investment cap of 300,000 rubles through a single intermediary. (bitsmedia)
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Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov stated that the Ministry of Finance supports the proposal put forward by the Central Bank of Russia to allow non-professional investors to participate in cryptocurrency trading. However, he emphasized that strict investment limit caps must be set, and transactions can only be conducted on officially registered platforms in Russia. Previously, the Russian Central Bank proposed allowing retail investors to purchase highly liquid crypto assets after passing a specialized test, and suggested an annual investment cap of 300,000 rubles through a single intermediary. (bitsmedia)