BlockBeats News, December 24th, according to CoinDesk, the Russian central bank has released a proposed framework aimed at allowing retail investors and qualified investors to purchase cryptocurrency through regulated testing and caps by 2027, signaling a continued softening stance towards cryptocurrency. However, the Russian central bank still warns that investing in cryptocurrency carries risks, including potential losses.“These assets are not issued or guaranteed by any jurisdiction and face higher volatility and sanction risks,” the Russian central bank press release stated. “Investors deciding to invest in crypto assets should realize the risks of potential loss of funds they are taking.”The Russian central bank also stated that “crypto assets and stablecoins are considered currency assets; they can be bought and sold but cannot be used for domestic payments.”