Maozi's idea is quite interesting, only allowing retail investors to trade BTC, ETH, and USDT, and setting an annual limit of $4,100. It's like wanting to open the door but also afraid of trouble—an artful balance of regulation.

Russia's Central Bank First Deputy Chairman Vladimir Chistyukhin stated that the Russian Central Bank plans to restrict non-professional, non-qualified investors from trading cryptocurrencies to BTC, ETH, and USDT, and currently has no plans to expand the list. He said that cryptocurrencies are high-risk, highly volatile instruments, and USDT wallets carry the risk of being frozen by the issuer. Russia intends to set an annual limit of approximately $4,100 for ordinary investors to purchase cryptocurrencies through a single broker or exchange. (Bits media)