Russia’s State Duma Financial Market Committee has recommended rejecting multiple crypto regulatory easing amendments, including raising the annual purchase limit for non-professional investors from 300k rubles to 600k rubles, expanding the range of tradable cryptocurrencies, and allowing the use of non-custodial wallets. The government version still requires digital custodial institutions to review transactions on a case-by-case basis and to be able to freeze trades; crypto assets available for retail trading are expected to be limited to a small number of major coins. (Bits Media )

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DaoBackbencher
· 5h ago
The conservative camp is winning again; retail traders have it too hard.
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SandboxTester
· 5h ago
It’s also understandable that regulators are cautious—the crypto market is too volatile, and ordinary investors are likely to lose money. However, a blanket restriction on non-professional investors’ purchase limits and the range of coins may instead push people toward grey-market channels. It would be better to design more reasonable investor categorization and risk-control mechanisms.
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