Morning Edition · Sunday, November 1, 2026Published at 1:46 AM EDT · New York
Under Bank of Russia rules, investors without qualified status face a cap of 300,000 rubles a year per intermediary, and the exchange itself has been under United States sanctions since 2024.

Russia's main exchange will offer cryptocurrency trading across all of its trading sessions from December 1 under new legislation. The launch follows Russia's law on digital currencies and digital rights, which took effect on September 1 an…
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Sanctioned States Build Supervised Crypto Channels
Sanctioned states will keep moving crypto activity into venues their central banks supervise for visibility and settlement, while the dollar stablecoins those venues depend on stay exposed to United States enforcement, pushing them toward domestic or allied-currency tokens.
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