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ETF perps are becoming one of the fastest-growing areas of the market in 2026.
Until recently, this instrument was virtually unknown, and today ETF TradFi Perpetuals are becoming an important part of the market for derivatives. In the first seven months of 2026, the total trading volume has already exceeded $116 billion, and the average month-over-month growth was 170%. Binance is taking a leading position in this segment:
He says: legalizing crypto is cool, to protect people. But then he remembers students who lost money on crypto and is happy that the new law will “cool their hot heads.” Strange concern, isn’t it? And now he “hears the voices of investors” and advises them to run to real estate and shares of the Russian Federation.
The CEC published the declarations of candidates for the State Duma from the “United Russia” party. I’m simply sharing the figures provided by the CEC, without any extra commentary: · Leonid Simanovsky (co-owner of NOVATEK, Forbes list) — earned 5.96 billion rubles; in accounts — 17.5 billion. · Ivan Yegorov (head of Ak Bars) — 673.9 million rubles.
Vibe-coding, anonymity, and a new world: while the state writes laws, Buterin is already creating the future
While Europe, Vietnam, and Russia try to find ways to control cryptocurrencies (in Russia, for example, a bill on a digital currency is currently going through its second and third readings, and in Vietnam, since September, unlicensed platforms have been threatened with fines), Ethereum cofounder Vitalik Buterin simply creates tools that render those laws powerless. His new project—a demo version of an anonymous classifieds board on the Aztec blockchain, built using vibe-coding—is not just a technical demonstration. It’s a challenge that changes the rules of the game. Buterin clearly shows that decentralized and private services are already here, and you can’t stop them.
BAN ON CRYPTO ADVERTISING: ARE THEY PROTECTING US OR KILLING BUSINESS?
Federal Law No. 1194918-8 (Article 1, parts 9–10) directly bans crypto advertising, exchange platforms, wallets, exchanges, and any crypto projects in Russia. Official goal: “to protect people from scammers.” Sounds noble. But let’s face the truth. Scammers who lure people into crypto don’t live in Russia.
CRYPTOCURRENCY IN RUSSIA: EVERYTHING, 7 YEARS IN PRISON FROM SEPTEMBER 1
Author: Yan Krivonosov Date: July 16, 2026 We waited. The second reading of Bill No. 1194918-8 “On digital currencies and digital rights” has taken place. The document presented as “regulation” turned out, in fact, to be an act of total prohibition disguised as care for citizens.