#稳定币市场发展 The Russian Central Bank is about to shake things up—will they loosen cryptocurrency purchase restrictions by 2026? It sounds impressive, but a closer look reveals it’s basically useless🤡

Here’s the key point—stablecoins are classified as "monetary assets," meaning they can be bought and sold but are prohibited from domestic payments. This is a disguised acknowledgment of stablecoins’ status while firmly blocking their use. The central bank issues risk warnings on one hand, while quietly opening up on the other—typical of "I permit but do not agree."

Where are the opportunities for us speculators? The overall stablecoin market is being redefined, with the EU, Singapore, and Russia all taking action. This indicates a new wave of policy benefits for the stablecoin sector. But don’t be fooled by the "before 2027" timeline; the real liquidity shock is still ahead.

However, small coins should be cautious. During policy tightening, speculative coins are often the first to be targeted. It’s better to save your bullets for the big trends and avoid chasing those things that could be smashed tomorrow💸