The Central Bank of Russia is working on formal regulation of digital asset trading, integrating cryptocurrencies into the national financial system. The Moscow Exchange (MOEX) plans to launch regulated futures contracts for Ripple (XRP), Solana (SOL), and Tron (TRX) in 2026, bringing these assets under centralized regulation for institutional and retail investors. This move aims to legitimize cryptocurrencies, attract institutional capital, and tap into Russia's annual cryptocurrency trading volume of up to $129 billion, while unlicensed exchanges may face regulatory restrictions.

As of March 2nd, the Dogecoin ETF has seen over $779,000 in capital inflows, ending a month-long period of stagnation. This is the highest single inflow since early January, but the total inflow is approximately $7.45 million, far below the $1.2 billion inflow of the XRP-linked ETF. Dogecoin's price hovers around $0.09, and the response to the ETF capital rebound has been modest.

#XRP/USDT $XRP right now is trading on the support area If it breaks below 1.34 we will expect a move down targeting 1.27.