The Ministry of Justice listed the Central Bank's directives on crypto-currencies for "non-qualifications" The Ministry of Justice registered a directive from the Bank of Russia, which determines the list of crypto-currencies accepted for public circulation on stock exchanges and available for purchase by non-certified investors; The document is published on the Central Bank website. For "unsuitable" Bitcoin, Ethereum and Tether USDT will be available with a limit of 300 thousand rubles per year through one broker. "Quality" will have access to all cryptocurrencies without restrictions. Before a transaction, an investor, regardless of his status, should undergo tests and know the risks of investing in cryptocurrency. The order will take effect on November 17. "From this moment, the stock exchanges have the right to introduce these assets into public circulation," the central bank said in a statement. In early October, the senior director of sales and business development of the Moscow Exchange, Boris Blokhin, reported that the trading platform plans to provide an opportunity to conclude transactions with cryptocurrencies starting December 1, and is now testing the activity with professional participants. The Moscow Stock Exchange will use a digital deposit for a partner arrangement, with which market participants will open accounts. The Moscow Stock Exchange will not require additional permits or licenses to start trading, Blokhin noted.