2025-9-6 20:57 |
Months after publishing its rulebook, Kazakhstan’s AFSA is putting its stablecoin regime to work. The regulator is now accepting license and supervision fees in U.S. dollar-pegged digital assets through a select group of agents. According to a press release dated… origin »
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Crypto miners paid millions of dollars in energy fees last year following the regulation of mining activities.
2023-5-8 23:36 | |
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Crypto mining is proving to be one of Kazakhstan’s important lifelines. According to a document released by the State Revenue Committee of Kazakhstan’s Ministry of Finance on Tuesday, Bitcoin mining revenues flowed in from 12 different regions of the country.
2022-6-1 21:05 | |
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The government of Kazakhstan raised 652 million Kazakhstani tenge ($1.5M) in fees from crypto miners in the first quarter of 2022. The post Kazakhstan Government Rakes in $1.5M in Crypto Mining Fees in Q1 2022 appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2022-5-31 03:34 | |
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The mining firm's expansion into Kazakhstan follows plans to introduce new energy fees for crypto miners starting in 2022.
2021-7-29 22:15 | |
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A local news outlet is reporting that Kazakhstan’s President has signed a law that would force cryptocurrency miners to pay additional fees to operate in the country. The post Kazakhstan Announces New Electricity Surcharges For Crypto Miners appeared first on BeInCrypto.
2021-7-2 21:45 | |
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The new law introduces an additional tax levy for energy used by crypto miners starting from January 2022.
2021-7-2 13:57 | |
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Mining is an essential component for the cryptocurrency industry, though high electricity fees can make turning a profit more difficult in some areas. The process itself is treated the same way as self-employment, by some countries, resulting in taxation of the miners associated with it.
2019-12-6 01:07 | |
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CNN is leaning into live prediction markets with Kalshi.
Russia’s crypto strategy may move from shadow use to state-regulated access as pressure from global sanctions mounts.
UPay, a global crypto payment card provider, has entered a strategic partnership with StraitsX, a Singapore-based stablecoin-native settlement layer, aiming to build foundational financial infrastructure that supports everyday stablecoin payments worldwide.
Stablecoins will be officially recognised as a payment method starting January 1, 2026, in Uzbekistan as part of a broader effort to modernise the country’s financial landscape. Sandbox to test stablecoins and tokenised assets The Uzbekistan government has established a regulatory sandbox under the supervision of the National Agency for Perspective Projects, working closely with […]
With the legal framework still undecided, banks and tech firms are quietly laying the foundation for South Korea’s stablecoin future.
Klarna, the Sweden-based digital bank and payments provider popular for its “buy now, pay later” product, is making a foray into the stablecoin market. The company announced on Tuesday, that it was launching its own stablecoin dubbed KlarnaUSD, a US dollar-pegged stablecoin it plans to tap into to bolster its traction across the cross-border payments […]
Paxos has taken its next step in multi-chain stablecoin infrastructure with a targeted launch across key networks. Paxos has named three fast-rising networks as the first venues for its new omnichain stablecoin, setting the stage for regulated liquidity across multiple…