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Russian Central Bank Governor: Cryptocurrency Purchase Cap for Non-Qualified Investors Aims to Protect Investors

Odaily News: Russian Central Bank Governor Elvira Nabiullina stated that Bill No. 1194918-8 differentiates between qualified and non-qualified investors. This practice is not exclusive to the cryptocurrency field but is a common arrangement in regulation. Elvira Nabiullina indicated that non-qualified investors have fewer participation options because the government protects them from undertaking risks they do not understand through legislation. She pointed out that relevant measures also cover the crypto ecosystem, citing the volatility of the crypto market and the risk that foreign digital assets may be seized due to their connection with Russia. Bill No. 1194918-8 is expected to take effect on September 1, coinciding with the launch of the digital ruble. The bill stipulates a purchase cap of 300,000 rubles (approximately $3,800) for non-qualified investors' cryptocurrency purchases, with the limit for qualified investors being ten times that amount. Elvira Nabiullina stated that Russia's crypto ecosystem remains open, with no restrictions on the repatriation or transfer of digital assets abroad. She noted that investors who receive related assets abroad will not be protected by Russian law and must resolve any issues that arise within the jurisdiction of the foreign country.

a16z Crypto: Tokenized Stocks Market Cap Surpasses $1.7 Billion, Up Over 5x in One Year

According to a post by a16z crypto researcher Robert Hackett and data advisor Ryan Holloway, the tokenized stock market is experiencing explosive growth. As of June 2026, the total market capitalization of tokenized stocks reached approximately $1.7 billion, representing a more than fivefold increase from $329 million a year earlier, making it one of the fastest-growing categories among tokenized assets. On-chain data shows that monthly transfer volume surged from $53 million last June to $9.22 billion this June, a year-over-year increase of more than 170 times. The market structure has also changed significantly: the proportion of crypto-related products dropped from 79% to 21%; the AI and chip category jumped from nearly zero to a market share of 15.5%; tech giants rose from 0.6% to 10.6%; and ETFs and indices increased from 4.5% to 17.3%. At the institutional level, DTCC has completed the first live trades of tokenized Treasury bonds and stocks on Digital Asset's Canton network, with full services planned to launch in October, which will open access for Wall Street to approximately $114 trillion in DTC custodied assets. Meanwhile, Robinhood has launched its own chain, NYSE's parent company announced a joint venture with OKX (pending regulatory approval), and Coinbase and Binance have also sequentially launched offerings for non-U.S. users.

Bank of England Eases Stablecoin Regulations, Removes Individual Holding Limits and Sets £400 Billion Issuance Cap

OdailyOdaily reports that the Bank of England released its final policy statement and draft rules for systemic stablecoins on Monday, relaxing several previously proposed regulations. The central bank has canceled the original plan to impose caps on individual holdings, instead establishing a temporary issuance limit for each stablecoin, with an initial amount set at £400 billion (approximately $52.8 billion).Additionally, the Bank of England will allow issuers to hold up to 70% of reserve assets in short-term UK government bonds, up from the previously proposed 60%, with the remainder required to be held in non-interest-bearing central bank deposits. Public consultation on the proposals will remain open until September 22, with the rules expected to be finalized by the end of 2026. Regulated stablecoins are anticipated to begin operations in the UK by 2027. (decrypt)

Bitget U.S. IPO Prime Phase II: OpenAI’s IPO Subscription Opens on May 12

According to the official announcement, the second asset launched on Bitget IPO Prime is preOPAI—a digital token issued by the regulated issuer Republic on the Solana blockchain, designed to mirror OpenAI’s post-IPO economic performance on a 1:1 basis. As the world’s leading consumer AI provider, OpenAI reports approximately 900 million weekly active users, according to official data. Its most recent funding round raised $122 billion, with participants including Microsoft, NVIDIA, Amazon, and SoftBank. Bitget IPO Prime operates on a subscription model, whereby users receive subscription quotas based on their account tier. Upon completion of token allocation, users may trade the tokens on the upcoming spot market. Alternatively, after the lock-up period for preOPAI’s underlying debt assets expires, the issuer will authorize Bitget to convert users’ holdings into either stock tokens or USDT, referencing the underlying company’s (OpenAI’s) publicly traded stock price. IPO Prime Details: • OpenAI Implied Valuation: $898.21 billion • Total IPO Prime Subscriptions: 29,082 • Total Subscription Value: $21,084,450 • Subscription Price: 1 preOPAI = $725 • Accepted Subscription Currencies: USDT or USDGO • Total Subscription Pool Cap: $300,000,000