Techub News reported that Anatoly Popov, deputy chairman of Sberbank, said regulated cryptocurrency exchanges in Russia are expected to record at least $46.43 billion in trading volume during their first year of operation. The estimate is tied to Russia’s recently approved crypto regulatory framework. According to the report, the framework is designed to move digital asset trading into formal supervised channels. Popov’s comment points to the scale Russian authorities and financial institutions may be preparing for as the new rules take effect. The report cited @WuBlockchain as the source of the update.
Regulated cryptocurrency exchanges in Russia are expected to post at least $46.43 billion in trading volume in their first year of operation, according to comments from Anatoly Popov, deputy chairman of Sberbank, cited by Techub News.
The estimate is based on Russia’s recently approved cryptocurrency regulatory framework. The framework is intended to bring digital asset trading into formal regulatory channels.
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