Russia Set to Ban Direct P2P Crypto Transactions
TL;DR Russia plans to prohibit direct peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency transactions between individuals starting July 1, 2027, requiring authorized intermediaries for these trades. The Bank of Russia
TL;DR Russia plans to prohibit direct peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency transactions between individuals starting July 1, 2027, requiring authorized intermediaries for these trades. The Bank of Russia

TL;DR Russia’s Central Bank classified cryptocurrencies and stablecoins as major risks to monetary sovereignty in its 2027-2029 policy draft. Retail investors have an annual crypto trading

TL;DR Russia would block foreign crypto exchanges starting July 1, 2026. Regulators propose an “experimental regime” recognizing cryptoassets as currencies. At least one million Russians still

TL;DR Russia’s daily cryptocurrency volume reaches 50 billion rubles. The Bank of Russia proposes crypto operations through authorized exchanges. Moscow aims to capture the $15 billion

TL;DR Russian parliament is finalizing a law to allow citizens to buy cryptocurrencies. The proposal sets an annual purchase limit of roughly $3,800 for retail investors.

TL;DR Moscow plans to legalize retail crypto access with strict regulations by mid-2026. The framework includes investment limits, authorized assets, and licensed intermediaries. Full adoption of
TL;DR Russia approves using the digital ruble (CBDC) for government payments like pensions and salaries from late 2025. Use is optional, requiring recipient consent, and only
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