#稳定币市场发展 The new regulatory framework from the Russian Central Bank is out. Retail investors will be able to legally purchase crypto assets by 2027. This is indeed a positive signal for the stablecoin market. However, note a key point—the central bank explicitly stated that stablecoins are considered monetary assets, which can be bought and sold but cannot be used for domestic payments. This means the application scenarios for stablecoins in this market will be limited.

For us crypto enthusiasts, this is actually an observation window. When local policies gradually open up, it is usually accompanied by an influx of new projects and increased early interaction opportunities. It is recommended to keep an eye on the airdrop maps related to the Russian ecosystem, especially projects around stablecoins and compliant channels. Also, a reminder: policy friendliness does not mean zero risk. The central bank’s risk warnings should still be taken seriously—trying new interactions with minimal cost is a good approach, but it doesn’t mean going all-in on a single project.

Continue to do a good job in project screening and interaction records, and provide first-hand feedback on any new developments.