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Bitcoin Adoption Expands as Moscow Exchange Prepares December Trading Launch

Bitcoin Adoption could gain another important milestone as Russia’s largest securities exchange moves closer to introducing direct cryptocurrency trading through its established financial infrastructure.

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Russia's largest securities exchange, Moscow Exchange, is preparing to launch direct cryptocurrency trading on December 1. According to the latest update, Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT are expected to be among the first digital assets offered. The exchange announced the plan on November 2, describing it as the country's first organized digital-currency market. It plans to run on its existing stock-market technology, with deals processed through the National Clearing Centre, and it will offer same-day and next-day settlement plus swap transactions for liquidity management. Access is limited: non-qualified investors need to take a knowledge test and can buy up to 300,000 rubles a year through each intermediary, while qualified investors get wider access.

Why it matters: It shows a major national exchange adding direct crypto trading through existing infrastructure, while access stays restricted and trading volumes remain to be seen.

Mentioned: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether

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