BTCUSD is in focus today as Russia signals a fast track for crypto rules after reporting $650 million in daily turnover. The plan would open the Moscow Exchange and local brokers to broader trading this spring. A move from offshore to regulated venues could lift depth and tighten spreads. For German investors, this may shift liquidity, price discovery, and arbitrage windows across European hours. We explain what this means for BTCUSD, ETH, and key trading levels to watch.

Russia’s bill and market structure shift

Russia’s Finance Ministry targets a spring vote to allow crypto trading via the Moscow Exchange and domestic brokers. Officials frame it as moving activity from offshore platforms to an onshore, supervised market. That…