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#Moscow Exchange to pilot crypto trading in December
Russia’s exchanges are also testing the waters.
Moscow Exchange has begun small-scale testing of crypto trading.
Professional institutions are taking part.
The plan is to move to a live production environment before December.
The head of the securities market confirmed this timeline.
What will the approach look like?
It will use existing securities licenses.
The rollout will be phased, starting with institutions and then opening to retail investors.
Matching and clearing will be tested in a sandbox environment.
The compliance framework still needs further work.
Why now?
Sanctions have blocked many cross-border settlement routes.
Crypto channels are being considered as an alternative.
There has long been demand for alternatives to ruble settlement.
The exchange aims to build infrastructure, not a speculative trading venue.
The challenges are clear, too.
Regulatory details have yet to be fully finalized.
New solutions will be needed for international clearing and custody.
Any contact with a sanctions list could cut off the channel.
How far the pilot can go will depend on future regulatory documents.
In crypto, the interest of sanctioned economies in on-chain settlement is often more tangible than the rhetoric.
Do you think Russia’s pilot can gain traction? Let’s talk in the comments.
#Moscow Exchange to pilot crypto trading in December
Russia’s exchanges are also testing the waters.
Moscow Exchange has begun small-scale testing of crypto trading.
Professional institutions are taking part.
The plan is to move to a live production environment before December.
The head of the securities market confirmed this timeline.
What will the approach look like?
It will use existing securities licenses.
The rollout will be phased, starting with institutions and then opening to retail investors.
Matching and clearing will be tested in a sandbox environment.
The compliance framework still needs further work.
Why now?
Sanctions have blocked many cross-border settlement routes.
Crypto channels are being considered as an alternative.
There has long been demand for alternatives to ruble settlement.
The exchange aims to build infrastructure, not a speculative trading venue.
The challenges are clear, too.
Regulatory details have yet to be fully finalized.
New solutions will be needed for international clearing and custody.
Any contact with a sanctions list could cut off the channel.
How far the pilot can go will depend on future regulatory documents.
In crypto, the interest of sanctioned economies in on-chain settlement is often more tangible than the rhetoric.
Do you think Russia’s pilot can gain traction? Let’s talk in the comments.