2025-12-31 03:00:11

#BinanceABCs $WCT, $ETH, $BTC have recent developments. Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov publicly expressed support for a proposal by the central bank—allowing ordinary retail investors to participate in cryptocurrency trading.

But this is not simply a relaxation. In line with international crypto regulatory trends, Russia has implemented protective measures: investors must pass a professional test before purchasing highly liquid digital assets. Additionally, there is an important restriction—annual investment limits through a single intermediary are capped at 300,000 rubles.

What does this indicate? On one hand, more and more countries are gradually recognizing the legitimacy of the crypto market, and retail participation is increasing. On the other hand, strict quota controls and platform requirements show that official regulation will not happen overnight but will be built on risk isolation and investor protection.

For us, this reflects a trend: globally, crypto trading is moving from wild growth to regulation. Only operating on officially recognized platforms makes investments more secure.

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wrekt_but_learning

· 2h ago

Is the annual limit of 300,000 rubles? Isn't this just a disguised way to cut retail investors? Haha --- Russia's combination punch is quite clever, with testing + double threshold limits, preventing risks while opening a loophole --- Basically, they want our money but are afraid we might lose it, a true reflection of regulation --- Officially recognized platforms... Wait, who defines what "officially recognized" means when they say that? --- It would be great if our country could do the same, at least we could play with peace of mind --- A single institution with a 300,000 limit, so I could just open ten accounts? Haha, regulations always have loopholes --- Take it slow, from ban to regulation to standardization, we've long been used to this process

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SmartContractWorker

· 10h ago

This move by Russia is interesting, with 300,000 rubles at the top... Such a stingy cap, how can retail investors play anymore?

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Rekt_Recovery

· 11h ago

ngl russia doing the bare minimum with that 300k ruble cap lmao... that's like what, 3k usd? been there, done that with micro positions, got liquidated anyway

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 11h ago

300,000 rubles really isn't much; restricting retail investors like this is still too conservative.

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MetaMisfit

· 11h ago

300,000 rubles annual limit? That's even less than my monthly trading volume. Russia's protective measures are really quite strict.

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HashRateHustler

· 11h ago

Russia is still capping at 300,000 rubles? Haha, that’s so conservative. Retail investors simply can't play at that level.