#加密监管政策 The recent easing of crypto investment qualifications in Russia is actually a signal for us crypto enthusiasts — regulation is becoming clearer, and the market is becoming more standardized. This means more reliable new projects will emerge.

The current situation is as follows: the Russian Central Bank will implement a new regulatory framework starting in 2026, allowing retail investors to purchase crypto assets and removing the previous strict "high qualification" certification (which required a minimum deposit of 100 million rubles), replacing it with a tiered access mechanism. While this seems to be a Russian matter, the underlying trend reflects a global softening of regulatory attitudes.

Where are our opportunities? More compliant projects will emerge, and official airdrop activities will increase accordingly. But this also means more competition, so now is the time to improve efficiency — accomplish the most interactions with the least cost, and seize the first-mover advantage.

I suggest focusing on a few areas: first, new project airdrops within Russia; after regulations become clear, they will launch compliance projects; second, localization activities of major global projects in Russia, which often come with substantial airdrops; third, interactions related to stablecoins and digital assets, which will be a key focus in the future.

Do your homework in advance — markets with friendly regulations often hide better opportunities for crypto gains.