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TODAY: Russia's Financial Market Committee signs off on final crypto bill draft ahead of second reading; reporting and market access rules revised

AI Market Summary
Russia's Financial Market Committee approved a revised crypto bill for second reading, easing compliance by dropping mandatory wallet-address reporting while keeping balance and flow disclosures. The draft also broadens permitted use cases, allowing crypto to purchase securities and Russian DFAs, and enabling licensed brokers/managers to access foreign crypto exchanges subject to "friendly" jurisdictions. The changes signal incremental regulatory normalization that can support domestic crypto activity and liquidity.
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TODAY: Russia's Financial Market Committee approved the final version of its cryptocurrency bill, moving it to a second reading. The revised draft drops the requirement to report crypto wallet addresses; declarations would cover only balances and transaction flows. It also would allow the legal purchase of securities and Russian digital financial assets (DFA) using cryptocurrency. In addition, licensed Russian brokers and asset managers would be permitted to trade on foreign crypto exchanges, subject to the "friendliness" of the relevant jurisdiction.
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