According to Bit Media, the Financial Markets Committee of the Russian State Duma has approved the final version of the cryptocurrency regulation bill, which will now proceed to its second reading. The revised draft removes the previous requirement to declare crypto wallet addresses, instead requiring only the declaration of balances and transaction flows, aiming to reduce the risk of sensitive information leaks. Additionally, the bill introduces new provisions allowing the legal use of cryptocurrency to purchase stocks and Russian digital financial assets (CFA). It also plans to permit regulated Russian brokers and asset managers to trade on compliant overseas platforms in the future. For non-professional investors, the draft sets an annual trading limit of 300,000 rubles, restricted to trading "high-liquidity" cryptocurrencies through a single intermediary. The bill also introduces a mandatory requirement: large transfers to overseas or third parties will be subject to a 48-hour freeze. https://www.(wublock123.com)/news/news-64189