Tokayev Orders Rapid Development of Cryptocurrency Infrastructure in Kazakhstan
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has stated that Kazakhstan urgently needs a developed cryptocurrency infrastructure to stay competitive with global financial trends. He has instructed financial regulators to draft new legislation for digital assets to ensure the market is transparent and legal.

Why Does Kazakhstan Need Cryptocurrency Infrastructure?
Cryptocurrencies and digital assets are becoming an essential part of the global financial system. Kazakhstan, already one of the world’s leading crypto-mining hubs, now aims to legalize and regulate its digital asset market.
Tokayev has tasked financial regulators with:
- Developing new laws to regulate the crypto market.
- Ensuring transparency and security for digital assets.
- Preventing illegal schemes and money laundering through crypto exchanges.
How Will This Impact the Market?
If Kazakhstan establishes clear and structured regulations, it could:
- Attract more investors to the country.
- Strengthen Kazakhstan as a financial and technological hub in the region.
- Avoid regulatory risks that other countries are facing.
What’s Next?
Financial regulators are expected to soon present a draft law setting rules for cryptocurrency transactions, exchanges, and mining.
This move could position Kazakhstan as one of the most crypto-friendly countries in the world.
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