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According to Izvestia, Russia is advancing a cryptocurrency regulation bill that proposes to impose additional restrictions on non-qualified investors purchasing cryptocurrencies considered "high risk / unfriendly" by Russia, such as USDT, USDC, and BNB. The report states that because these assets are affected by Western jurisdictions and some platforms have previously restricted Russian users, there is a risk of asset freezing. Russia is considering strengthening investor protection through mechanisms such as additional fees, stricter trading or withdrawal restrictions, and investment advice. Previously, a draft bill was proposed that would allow non-qualified investors to purchase the top five cryptocurrencies by market value, currently including BTC, ETH, USDT, BNB, and USDC, with an investment cap of 300k rubles per year through a single intermediary (approximately $4,000).