Two heavyweight Russian exchanges—Moscow Exchange and St. Petersburg Exchange—are gearing up for crypto trading. Both are signaling they'll launch once the regulatory framework solidifies. The policy is shaping up to welcome both retail and qualified investors into the mix, though specifics are still being finalized. Could be a major shift for how Eastern European markets approach digital assets.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12h ago
Wow, Russia is really starting to get serious now. Eastern Europe is about to take off!
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PanicSeller
· 12h ago
Coming up with regulatory frameworks again? Russia's moves are really quick, but I've seen this trick too many times...
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ZKProofster
· 13h ago
tbh "once the regulatory framework solidifies" is code for "we're waiting to see which way the wind blows." technically speaking, russia's been doing this dance for years—announce, delay, rinse, repeat. the math doesn't check out until there's actual implementation details, not just vibes.
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· 13h ago
Is Russia going to get into crypto? The situation in Eastern Europe is about to change.
Two heavyweight Russian exchanges—Moscow Exchange and St. Petersburg Exchange—are gearing up for crypto trading. Both are signaling they'll launch once the regulatory framework solidifies. The policy is shaping up to welcome both retail and qualified investors into the mix, though specifics are still being finalized. Could be a major shift for how Eastern European markets approach digital assets.