俄罗斯总理米哈伊尔·米舒斯京在上周四的政府会议上表示，俄罗斯政府计划将加密市场的发展引导到“文明的道路上”，这样这些资产的所有者就可以保护他们的权利和利益。他提到，政府将对税法进行一些修改，数字金融资产将被确认为财产。根据米舒斯京的表态，如果发生任何违法行为，其所有者将能够依靠法律保护，并在法庭上捍卫其财产权。此外，本月早些时候，俄罗斯议会国家杜马（Duma）将讨论一项新的法律草案，该草案将使俄罗斯人公布在海外平台上“电子”资产收益和持有情况。 drafted proposal will require Russian citizens to report their digital asset gains and holdings on overseas platforms if the annual transaction amount exceeds $7,730. The bill also grants authorities and the Federal Tax Service (FTS) permissions for using cryptocurrency wallets and trading accounts. The proposed law aims to be enacted in January next year, with Russia's Ministry of Finance hoping that all crypto asset disclosures will be submitted by April 30, 2022, for the following tax year. The bill claims that the value of reported cryptocurrencies will be calculated by the state tax authority based on their price at the time of transactions. Meanwhile, major Russian corporate entities are vying to launch cryptocurrency and blockchain-related services overseas. On November 19th, Gazprombank Swiss, a subsidiary of Russia's largest bank, obtained approval from Switzerland's regulatory authorities and launched Bitcoin trading services. On November 6th, En+ and BitRiver, the leading Bitcoin mining management service provider in Russia, jointly established the Bitcoin mining service Bit+. Bit+ itself does not mine but offers mining management services to customers.