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Belarusian President Signs A Decree To Support Cryptocurrencies Free Circulation

Alexander Lukashenko – the president of Belarus – has inked a directive asserting the official support of the country for BTC (Bitcoin) and other such cryptocurrencies’ circulation. The press office of Lukashenko declared on Monday that a ruling has been signed by him regarding the registration of the addresses of digital wallets as well as the crypto’s exchange.

The respective transcript offers a legitimate foundation for Belarus Hi-Tech Park to construct and organize a register to contain the addresses of crypto wallets utilized in unlawful operations.

The document particularly elaborates the standards and process for exercising a seizure that the authorities would exercise over crypto utilized by criminals. The order targets to guarantee the crypto investors’ protection from likely losses as well as to prevent unintentional engagement in operations restricted by law. The declaration brings out that the country has turned into a crypto supporter by taking a friendly stance regarding the industry.

It noted that Belarus is steadily evolving its legal department for the regulation of the operations across the asset class, as well as, contrary to several of the other countries, permitting free trading of crypto assets. As noted by the document, the country’s Council of Ministers is needed to embrace adequate measures to implement the respective mandate within the three months after its publication.

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The new move taken by Lukashenko in the ecosystem of crypto regulation across Belarus reiterates the nation’s promise to promote crypto advancement, along with taking account of trading as well as mining of crypto. In September of the previous year, the government was invited by Lukashenko to mine crypto by utilizing extra energy infrastructure.

Formerly, Belarusbank (the biggest financial organization of Belarus) reportedly initiated an exchange service for cryptocurrency. Though the country has seemingly been leaping towards the adoption of crypto, a few among the prominent political as well as economic partners thereof were postponing crypto regulation.

Russia, the country known to have adopted the law called “On Digital Financial Asset” in 2021’s beginning, keeps its regulatory uncertainty because several of its financial regulators are continuously disagreeing on crypto regulation across the country. Notwithstanding the official approval of the notion of regulating crypto in the previous week, the Russian central bank goes on confronting crypto adoption. The reports from the native media indicate that the bank is for another time attempting to prohibit the trading of crypto in Russia next Tuesday.

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Mubashar Nawaz (United Arab Emirates)

Mubashar Nawaz is an experienced crypto writer working for Tokenhell. Having passion for writing, he covers news articles from blockchain to cryptocurrency.

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