US EditionRussia’s Largest Bank Sberbank Launches Structured Bonds Tied to Bitcoin
- Sberbank, Russia's largest bank, launched Bitcoin-tied structured bonds in 2025 that track Bitcoin prices and the dollar-to-ruble exchange rate.
- The launch follows the Bank of Russia's May 28 authorization for qualified investors to access crypto-linked derivatives amid growing interest in digital assets.
- The bonds are available over-the-counter to limited qualified investors, do not require crypto wallets, and all transactions occur in rubles within Russia's legal system.
- Sberbank intends to introduce comparable cryptocurrency-linked investment products on the Moscow Exchange and will debut Bitcoin futures through its SberInvestments platform on June 4.
- This move represents notable progress in Russia’s gradual but growing acceptance of cryptocurrency within formal regulatory and investment channels.
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Russia’s Sber launches Bitcoin-linked bonds - Anonymous Wire
The product is already available to qualified investors on the over-the-counter market, the bank has announced Russia’s largest lender, Sber (formerly Sberbank), has introduced structured bonds tied to Bitcoin, according to an announcement on the bank’s website. The new financial product tracks both the price of the top cryptocurrency and the dollar-to-ruble exchange rate. Sber says the bond is currently available to a limited pool of qualified …
Russian institutions go in on Bitcoin-linked futures and bonds
Bitcoin bonds are about to be listed on the Moscow Stock Exchange. That follows the May 28 announcement from Russia’s central bank that accredited investors would be allowed access to some financial instruments tied to crypto — but that...
Bitcoin futures trading takes off on Russia’s Moscow Stock Exchange
The post Bitcoin futures trading takes off on Russia’s Moscow Stock Exchange appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Russia’s biggest stock exchange has kicked off Bitcoin futures trading for the first time, with the Moscow Exchange confirming that qualified investors can now access crypto-linked derivatives starting Wednesday, according to TASS. This opens a tightly regulated path for large investors to bet on Bitcoin’s price without directly owni…
Qualified Russian investors can now access Bitcoin directly at Moscow Exchange from a regulated financial vehicle of the traditional stock exchange. *** Qualified Russian investors can now trade future Bitcoin in Russia’s largest stock exchange. Moscow Exchange, Russia’s largest stock exchange, launches contracts linked to BlackRock’s IBIT. It is part of a movement to integrate cryptocurrencies into the Russian financial system. Moscow’s stock e…
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