#加密货币监管政策 Is the Russian Central Bank really going to relax its restrictions on crypto investments? What does this mean?

The previous "high qualification" threshold was a straight-up barrier—requiring 100 million rubles in savings and 50 million rubles in annual income to participate, essentially a club for the wealthy. Now they’re implementing tiered access, with new rules launching in 2026, allowing retail investors to enter as well.

This is a major signal. More and more countries are starting to back down, moving from outright bans to gradual openings. What does Russia’s move indicate? The compliance of the crypto market is becoming clearer; regulation is no longer a question of "if" but "how" to regulate.

Of course, the central bank still insists on the usual rhetoric about "high volatility" and "sanction risks," but that’s just SOP language. What really matters? The potential influx of new investors!

Retail participation means a surge in capital, and imagine what could happen to some low-liquidity coins. If next year’s plans proceed as scheduled, how big of a wave could Russia’s market create?

Seize the opportunity, it might be right in front of you. 🚀