Russia’s Quiet Stablecoin Surge Puts Fresh Pressure On U.S. Policies

Crypto analyst and YouTuber Nick (NCash) argues the real regulatory race in digital assets is no longer theoretical — and Russia just signaled it intends to compete. In a recent video, he warns that while Washington bickers over bank protections and yield limits, Moscow is rolling out a framework that could harden its use of crypto in global trade. Russia moves on retail and a ruble stablecoin you’ve barely heard of The most concrete development: draft Russian legislation that would formally open crypto trading to everyday investors, with caps. Retail users could buy up to 300,000 rubles (about $3,800)

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