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Russia may impose fees on "unfriendly" cryptocurrency transactions to protect investors

Russian Deputy Finance Minister Ivan Chebeskov stated that Russia may introduce fees, recommendations, and technical protection mechanisms for "unfriendly" cryptocurrency transactions to protect Russian investors. During the preparation for the second reading of the cryptocurrency market regulation bill, one of the core topics is whether to allow specific digital assets (including USDT and BNB) to participate in trading. Ivan Chebeskov pointed out that the operation of such tools may pose high risks to Russian users, and therefore additional protective measures are being considered, including economic incentives such as fees or recommendations to encourage citizens to hold other assets.Previously, the Russian Ministry of Finance considered excluding USDT from the cryptocurrency market regulatory framework, but industry participants expressed their willingness to bear the risks of using the tool themselves. Additionally, in the regulatory concept proposed by the Central Bank of Russia last December, it was suggested that digital currencies and stablecoins be classified as foreign exchange assets, allowing buying and selling but prohibiting their use for domestic payments for goods and services. Ineligible investors may purchase the most liquid cryptocurrencies after passing specific tests, and the annual limit for purchasing assets through a single intermediary does not exceed 300,000 rubles.

CME officially launched 24/7 cryptocurrency futures and options trading, with over 50 million dollars in transactions on the first weekend

According to official news, the world's largest derivatives exchange group, CME Group, announced the official launch of a 7×24 hour continuous trading mechanism for cryptocurrency futures and options products. The new trading session started on May 29, marking the first time that the traditional regulated derivatives market has fully aligned with the "around-the-clock trading" model for crypto assets.According to data disclosed by CME, over 7,200 cryptocurrency futures and options contracts were traded during the first weekend after the service went live, corresponding to a nominal trading volume of approximately $50 million, demonstrating the immediate demand for weekend liquidity from institutional and retail investors. Tim McCourt, CME's Global Head of Equity, FX, and Alternative Products, stated that cryptocurrency assets themselves operate on a 7×24 hour trading basis, and the launch of the around-the-clock trading mechanism by CME aims to bridge the time gap between the traditional regulated market and the crypto spot market, enabling continuous price discovery and risk management.At the same time, CME's newly launched Bitcoin Volatility Futures also opened for 7×24 hour trading. This product allows investors to trade the implied volatility of Bitcoin for the next 30 days directly, without bearing the risk of Bitcoin price fluctuations. Market participants believe this move indicates that the traditional financial system is further aligning with the crypto market. Following spot ETFs, tokenized assets, and stablecoins, the regulated crypto derivatives market is also beginning to evolve towards the same around-the-clock trading model as the spot market, which helps enhance institutional participation and improve weekend market liquidity.
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