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The plan was put together by the Ministry of Finance and the Bank of Russia. It forms a national system for creating and trading digital tokens backed by real assets Russia’s tokenized asset market could exceed 13 trillion rubles ($138 billion) by 2030. The Russian government has given the green light to a plan that lays out how to turn real-world assets (RWAs) into digital tokens. It was put together by the Ministry of Finance, the Bank of Russia, and federal executive authorities. As part of a larger push to bring blockchain technology into the mainstream economy, this new policy establishes a national system for creating and trading digital tokens backed by real assets. These can include everything from property and stocks to patents and other valuable rights. Government officials say the plan is designed to:  Bring more digital innovation into the economy by using blockchain to manage who owns what. Make it easier and cheaper to buy and sell assets, especially for smaller investors. Help banks and lenders keep a better track of collateral and reduce risk in their loan portfolios. Create new kinds of digital assets that represent ownership and can be traded on blockchain networks. The first part of the rollout will focus on assets that don’t already have to be officially registered with the government, like certain types of property and ownership rights. Related: Russia’s Crypto Framework Set to Roll Out by July 2026 Russia’s Expansion of Digital Asset Regulations Earlier moves by Russian regulators likely contributed to today’s announcement. For instance, at the end of last year, the Bank of Russia updated its rules for digital financial assets (DFAs). Now, both experienced and everyday investors can buy tokenized assets within certain limits and protections. This shows support for building a regulated digital asset market. In…

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