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Swaps And Long Hours Feature In Plans For Bitcoin And Ether Dealing
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 01 Nov 2026
Swap deals and long trading hours are among the features planned for Bitcoin and Ether dealing on a Moscow stock venue, which is eyeing Dec. 1, 2026.
Swap deals and long trading hours are among the features planned for Bitcoin and Ether dealing on a Moscow stock venue, which is eyeing Dec. 1, 2026.
Swap Deals
The venue aims to offer swap deals as a liquidity tool. The executive likened them to repurchase deals on the stock market, a pairing familiar to anyone who follows share trading.
A Long Session
The session would follow the longest schedule on the stock market section, running from early morning until around midnight Moscow time.
These details were part of remarks at an investment conference in the city on Oct. 31, 2026. The line-up at the start would also include USDT, a dollar-pegged token.
The service runs on the existing stock market system, with orders meeting in an electronic order book. Customers reach it through intermediaries, and partner depositories hold the coins.
The December date is a target for a pilot. Rules for retail access remained pending as of Nov. 1, 2026.
A single access route for different assets can reduce friction for customers. They log in once, see a consistent set of tools and use similar procedures for each asset, instead of juggling separate accounts.
Defined categories of customer help a venue match rules to experience. Ordinary buyers face a gentler on-ramp with tests and ceilings, while qualified investors face testing without a ceiling, reflecting different needs and backgrounds.
Consistency in handling is a quiet strength. When orders for different assets are treated the same way, participants gain confidence that the venue is applying the same standards across the board.
Because details are still being finalized, interpretation matters. The most reliable approach is to separate what has been stated, such as the structure and the target date, from what remains open, such as the exact retail rules.
Market structure rarely changes overnight. Even when a venue adds a notable new offering, it usually does so by extending existing structures, which is the approach described here: the same system, the same intermediaries and a new asset class.
Each stage of a launch has its own audience. Professionals care about connections, intermediaries about procedures, customers about conditions and observers about timing, and a single announcement can speak to all of them at once.
The phrase pilot target carries a pair of ideas. A pilot is a limited start, and a target is a goal that may shift. Together they signal that the venue is aiming for a measured beginning, with room to adjust along the way.
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