The Bank of Russia has released a draft framework for cryptocurrency margin trading, according to Techub, which cited CryptoBriefing. The proposal would allow cryptocurrencies to be used as collateral, set conditions for short selling, and impose trading restrictions on non-qualified investors. It also aims to expand the risk calculation framework used by brokers so that crypto assets are included in those assessments. Under the draft, the new rules would take effect 10 days after their formal publication. The proposal is intended to give the market clearer regulatory guidance for crypto-backed margin activity and short-selling transactions, while setting a more defined operating framework for participants.
The Bank of Russia has published draft rules for cryptocurrency margin trading, according to Techub, citing CryptoBriefing. The proposal would allow crypto assets to be used as collateral, set conditions for short selling, and place operating restrictions on non-qualified investors. The draft says the new rules would take effect 10 days after formal publication.
The proposal is designed to expand the risk calculation framework used by brokers to include cryptocurrency assets. If adopted, it would provide clearer regulatory guidance for crypto margin operations and short selling, while giving market participants a more defined operating framework.
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