2025-12-25 09:11:21

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Russia's two major exchanges announce the launch of crypto asset trading—regulatory new phase is here?

Breaking news: Moscow Exchange (MOEX) and Saint Petersburg Exchange (SPB) jointly announced that they will officially launch compliant crypto trading services next year. This is not small players, but Russia's core financial institutions. What does this mean? You can interpret it yourself.

Let's look at some key figures:

· Retail annual trading cap of 300,000 rubles (about 35,000 RMB), clearly set for protection reasons
· Institutional investors and high-net-worth clients? Unrestricted access
· Even the traditionally cautious Central Bank of Russia has given the nod

What signals does this send? A major global financial hub officially incorporates crypto assets into its mainstream. No longer a gray area, but a market with licenses, supervision, and regulations.

From a strategic perspective, this move is even more interesting—retail investors are protected, but the real opportunity doors are opening wide for institutions, funds, and large corporate clients. Traditional capital has been watching from the sidelines; now with compliant channels, the reasons to enter are clear.

If this model works in Russia, will other major countries be far behind? From wild growth to licensed competition, the game rules of the crypto market are being rewritten. Incremental capital, institutional deployment, increased market liquidity—these are not just empty words.

What do you think? Could this become the driving force behind the next wave of market trends? $ETH

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CryptoWageSlave

· 3h ago

Retail investors are capped at 300,000 rubles, while institutions are unrestricted... I've seen this trick too many times. As always, the rules are designed for the big players.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 4h ago

Wow, Russia has already started deploying regular troops, while we're still growing wildly. The gap is incredible. The retail limit of 300,000 rubles is really impressive, they just want institutions to eat up the profits. The next wave depends on when institutions will really start entering on a large scale—that will be the signal.

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CryptoSpecto

· 4h ago

Merry Christmas ⛄

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StrawberryIce

· 4h ago

Retail investors are stuck with 300,000 rubles, while institutions have unlimited limits... This is exactly the "compliance" that traditional finance wants, hilarious. Russia's move is indeed ruthless, indirectly pushing retail investors out to let institutions profit.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 4h ago

Whoa, institutions are opening unlimited quotas? This is basically hinting that big funds should start entering the market. Meanwhile, retail investors are still being held down by the 300,000 ceiling.

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YieldChaser

· 4h ago

Retail investors have a 300,000 ruble ceiling, while institutions can directly and infinitely expand. The difference in treatment is obvious—it's still a game of capital, and capital always wins.

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LiquidationOracle

· 4h ago

Retail limit of 300,000 rubles, what does this imply? Institutions have no limit... Looks like big players are the real favorites.

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