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cryptoJun 6, 2026, 10:02 AM

Bank of Russia Won't Expand Crypto Access for Non-Qualified Investors

The Central Bank of Russia says it has no plans to broaden the list of cryptocurrencies available to non-qualified investors or raise the 300,000 ruble investment cap. Only Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDT will be permitted initially.

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The Bank of Russia has stated that it does not intend to expand the range of cryptocurrencies accessible to non-qualified investors, nor to increase the current investment limit. In the first phase of the regulatory framework, Russian residents without qualified investor status will be limited to trading only Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Tether (USDT).

The maximum investment amount will remain at 300,000 rubles, approximately $3,200 at current exchange rates. The central bank's announcement reaffirms its cautious stance on crypto adoption for retail investors, maintaining the existing boundaries set earlier.

Source: ForkLog