Moscow Exchange plans to start offering cryptocurrency trading services from Dec. 1, according to Boris Blokhin, the exchange’s senior managing director. The venue is currently testing the service with professional market participants ahead of the planned launch. Under Russia’s new regulatory framework, non-qualified investors will be limited to buying a narrow group of major crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Ether and USDT. Those investors will also be subject to an annual investment cap. The planned rollout points to a regulated path for crypto access on the exchange, with participation rules split between professional and non-qualified investors under the new framework.
Moscow Exchange plans to offer cryptocurrency trading services starting Dec. 1, according to Boris Blokhin, the exchange’s senior managing director.
Blokhin said the exchange is now testing the service with professional market participants. Under Russia’s new regulatory framework, non-qualified investors will only be allowed to buy a limited group of major crypto assets, including Bitcoin, Ether and USDT, and they will face an annual investment cap.
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