Major policy shift: Turkmenistan just greenlit crypto mining and exchange operations. The 'Virtual Assets Law' has officially come into effect, marking a significant regulatory turning point in Central Asia. This opens the door for mining operations to relocate and establish regulated trading platforms in the country. The move signals growing recognition of digital asset infrastructure among emerging markets, potentially reshaping the regional crypto landscape and attracting operations seeking stable regulatory frameworks.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 3h ago
Ha, Turkmenistan is starting to do this too? Central Asia is about to get going.
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down_only_larry
· 8h ago
Turkmenistan's move this time feels like watching other countries enjoy the benefits, and they just can't hold back anymore.
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NotFinancialAdvice
· 9h ago
Turkmenistan's move is quite bold—directly opening up mining and trading. Is Central Asia about to take off?
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MissedTheBoat
· 9h ago
Turkmenistan's this hidden gem, finally figured out, now Central Asia is going to heat up
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DeFiChef
· 9h ago
Turkmenistan's move is basically a breakthrough for Central Asia. Both mining and exchanges have been liberalized, and this wave could truly change the entire regional landscape.
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Blockchainiac
· 9h ago
Turkmenistan's move is quite interesting. Central Asia suddenly opens up for mining? We'll have to see how it is implemented later.
Major policy shift: Turkmenistan just greenlit crypto mining and exchange operations. The 'Virtual Assets Law' has officially come into effect, marking a significant regulatory turning point in Central Asia. This opens the door for mining operations to relocate and establish regulated trading platforms in the country. The move signals growing recognition of digital asset infrastructure among emerging markets, potentially reshaping the regional crypto landscape and attracting operations seeking stable regulatory frameworks.