TechFlow News: On March 17, according to Izvestia, the Central Bank of Russia has submitted a proposal to the government to permit digital financial assets (DFAs) to circulate on open networks such as Ethereum. A draft law is scheduled for release in summer 2026. This initiative aims to attract foreign capital from Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America amid sanctions and to facilitate cross-border settlements. Over the past three years, Russia’s DFA market has grown from 44 billion rubles to 1.5 trillion rubles, though it remains primarily driven by domestic demand. Analysts project that, if the relevant regulations are enacted, the market could reach 12–13 trillion rubles by 2030.
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