Russia makes new progress in cryptocurrency policy. Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Market Anatoly Aksakov recently revealed that a new bill is about to be introduced, aiming to integrate digital assets into the daily lives of ordinary people. The breakthrough of this initiative lies in the fact that non-professional investors will also have the opportunity to participate, which is undoubtedly good news for retail investors looking to enter the crypto market. However, to control risks, regulators have set a personal purchase limit — 300,000 rubles, ensuring that novice investors operate within an affordable range. This reflects Russia's attitude towards balancing innovation in digital assets with investor protection.