Russia’s latest crypto legislation shows that digital assets are no longer being treated as an informal market. Policymakers are moving toward a controlled legal framework that brings crypto trading, mining, cross-border settlement, and market infrastructure under closer state supervision.
The move comes as global crypto regulation becomes more defined but less uniform. The European Union is implementing MiCA, the United States has focused heavily on stablecoins, and Asian financial hubs are using different licensing and compliance models.
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