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The Central Bank of Russia has capped market brokers' exposure to crypto assets at no more than 25% of their total capital.
PANews, August 18 – According to Bitcoin.com, the Central Bank of Russia has released a draft regulation requiring professional market participants, including brokers, trust institutions, foreign exchange dealers, and cryptocurrency exchanges, to include their cryptocurrency holdings when calculating own capital. Furthermore, the proportion of crypto assets must not exceed 25% of total capital. These holdings must be registered with licensed crypto custodians to facilitate state verification of their authenticity. The Central Bank stated that this measure aims to assess credit and market risks, ensuring the financial resilience of intermediaries involved in crypto transactions. This draft represents a continuation of Russia’s process of legalizing crypto assets, providing investors with a framework for assessment.
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