Russian Duma to Work on Anti-Fraud and Crypto Regulation Bills Until 2026
State Duma deputy Aksakov said the chamber will prioritize the 'Anti-Fraud 2.0' bill and crypto market regulation legislation through 2026. The statement was made in a TASS interview ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.
Russia's State Duma will focus on two key legislative initiatives until the end of 2026: the 'Anti-Fraud 2.0' bill and a law regulating the cryptocurrency market, according to deputy Anatoly Aksakov.
Aksakov made the remarks in an interview with TASS ahead of the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF). The crypto regulation bill aims to establish a legal framework for digital assets in Russia.
No further details on the specific provisions of either bill were provided in the interview.
Source: MarketTwits