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[verwijderd] 26 april 2022 10:50

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Report: Afghans Use Crypto to Curb Taliban's Influence on Their Financial Well-Being
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Afghan residents are reportedly acquiring digital assets that they use to preserve their savings and to diminish the ruling Taliban’s ability to affect their financial well-being. Since the militant group seized control, the value of crypto transactions per week has in some cases doubled, a Bloomberg report has said.

Demand for Digital Currencies Surges
Demand for digital currencies in Afghanistan has reportedly surged as residents seek to pre-empt the possible seizure of their funds by the Taliban government. In addition, digital currencies are being used to curb the Taliban’s influence on their economic well-being.

As per a Bloomberg report, some Afghans are looking to buy stablecoins like tether because they are pegged to the U.S dollar. The report quotes one 26-year-old Afghan resident, Habibullah Timori, who backs assertions his countrymen are using digital assets to preserve savings. He said:

Demand for cryptocurrencies is high. During other crises, people stored their cash and jewellery in the ground or under their pillows. This time, they’ve decided to keep it buried in crypto.

The report also cites another 26-year-old Afghan, Naser Ali, who claims to have converted $30,000 stashed in his safe to USDT. According to Ali, reports of the Taliban storming homes and confiscating Afghan citizens’ belongings was a key factor that compelled him to convert from fiat to crypto.

Further, in his remarks published in the report, Ali said he regretted not having known about cryptocurrencies sooner.

Residents Charged a Commission of 1.5% per Transaction
Meanwhile, since taking control of the country, the Taliban government has reportedly suspended secondary education for teenage girls. The group has also asked government employees to grow beards and has instituted gender segregation in amusement parks. Just shortly after the militant group toppled the previous government, the U.S. government blocked access to $9 billion in foreign exchange reserves.

While the return of the Taliban rule has led to a change in Afghan residents’ fortunes, it may have led to the surge in the volume of transactions handled by cryptocurrency exchanges. To illustrate, the report points to Maihan, a cryptocurrency exchange that now reportedly handles crypto transactions which are valued at around $400,000 per week. According to the report, this value is more than double what Maihan was handling prior to the Taliban takeover.

Despite the surging demand for cryptocurrencies, exchanges like Maihan say the U.S. sanctions on Afghanistan are making it difficult for residents to buy digital currencies. Further, residents buying from local crypto exchanges are charged a commission of 1.5% for every crypto transaction.
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[verwijderd] 26 april 2022 11:30

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Dit is best een significante:

Central African Republic Passes Bill Legalizing Use of Cryptocurrencies
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Key Insights:
The Central African Republic is the first country in the region to legalize cryptocurrencies.

The bill was introduced by the Minister of Digital Economy, Gourna Zacko.

Cryptocurrency adoption continues despite the apprehensions from governments.

Today, the National Assembly of The Central African Republic voted on the Draft Law Governing Cryptocurrency, which was adopted favorably by acclamation and unanimity.

The Central African Republic Gets Crypto
The legislation was introduced into the Assembly by the minister of finance and budget, Calixte Nganongo, and the minister of the digital economy, postal services, and telecommunications, Gourna Zacko.

This would establish the legal framework for cryptocurrency regulation in the country while also establishing Bitcoin as an officially accepted currency.

The purpose behind the approval of the legislation was twofold. One was to introduce and create a legal framework governing cryptocurrency and the establishments handling these currencies (ex. – exchanges, lending and borrowing platforms, etc.).

And secondly, through the bill, a favorable environment for the financial sector will be established that will be set to meet the needs of the profession in this sector and all economic actors.

Commenting on the reason behind introducing the bill, Gourna Zacko said,

“With crypto-currency, there is no more control of the Central Bank. You have your money, you send to an investor for a business, you receive it in any currency, you can dispose with it in Dollar, Euro, CFA, or Naira”.

The effect that El Salvador had on the world and the crypto world with the adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender and the policies introduced favorable to the same is visible in this decision as well.

Other Governments Accept Crypto Too
While the Biden administration of the United States of America is yet to give a concrete status to cryptocurrencies, many leaders of the States have already implemented changes in their power.

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[verwijderd] 26 april 2022 11:31

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Dit is het tweede land na El Salvador dat BTC als legal tender accepteert.

Riding the Tiger 26 april 2022 20:31

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El Salvador en CAR

CAR is een bananenrepubliek : Pro capita inkomen van 650 $ / jaar en er is een burgeroorlog bezig
El Salvador wordt geleid door een idioot met hoogheidswaanzin : pro capita is 3600$

CAR was in 2017 het armste land van de wereld tout court. Het is duidelijk dat de leiders van die landen uit wanhoop en uit wanbeleid opteren voor de magische Bitcoin. Die wordt in El Salvador door niemand gebruikt. De meeste mensen leven al niet in de geld economie, laat staan in de bitcoin economie.

Het is triestig dat landen zoals CAR en El Salvador tijd verliezen met te focussen op BTC. Er is werk nodig op het gebied van educatie en landbouw. Maar dat staat niet op het programma. Het zal nog vele generaties duren eer er een deftig leven kan opgebouwd worden door de lokale bevolking.

MotisIEX 26 april 2022 22:43

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No one uses it.
Only computer nerds use it.
Only drug dealers use it.
Only gamblers use it.
Only a small percentage of the population uses it.
Only small companies use it.
Only small countries use it.

Straddleman 26 april 2022 23:08

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Enzo123 schreef op 26 april 2022 11:31:
Dit is het tweede land na El Salvador dat BTC als legal tender accepteert.

Beide landen zijn nou niet echt reclame voor crypto.

DeZwarteRidder 27 april 2022 08:24

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Straddleman schreef op 26 april 2022 23:08:
[...]Beide landen zijn nou niet echt reclame voor crypto.

Juist wel, want de bitcoin is praktisch uitgevonden voor dit soort probleemlanden.

Zaphod Beeblebrox 27 april 2022 08:45

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MotisIEX schreef op 26 april 2022 22:43:
No one uses it.
Only computer nerds use it.
Only drug dealers use it.
Only gamblers use it.
Only a small percentage of the population uses it.
Only small companies use it.
Only small countries use it.

Als je het een beetje eng vind, dan kun je inderdaad beter wachten totdat meer mensen, bedrijven en landen er gebruik van maken. De prijs zal dan wel ergens anders staan. Dat zul je begrijpen. Heeft met risico en rendement te maken.

Straddleman 27 april 2022 08:55

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DeZwarteRidder schreef op 27 april 2022 08:24:
[...]

Juist wel, want de bitcoin is praktisch uitgevonden voor dit soort probleemlanden.

Sywert ??

[verwijderd] 27 april 2022 10:10

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Riding the Tiger schreef op 26 april 2022 20:31:
El Salvador en CAR

CAR is een bananenrepubliek : Pro capita inkomen van 650 $ / jaar en er is een burgeroorlog bezig
El Salvador wordt geleid door een idioot met hoogheidswaanzin : pro capita is 3600$

CAR was in 2017 het armste land van de wereld tout court. Het is duidelijk dat de leiders van die landen uit wanhoop en uit wanbeleid opteren voor de magische Bitcoin. Die wordt in El Salvador door niemand gebruikt. De meeste mensen leven al niet in de geld economie, laat staan in de bitcoin economie.

Het is triestig dat landen zoals CAR en El Salvador tijd verliezen met te focussen op BTC. Er is werk nodig op het gebied van educatie en landbouw. Maar dat staat niet op het programma. Het zal nog vele generaties duren eer er een deftig leven kan opgebouwd worden door de lokale bevolking.

Lekker makkelijk geredeneerd vanuit je luie stoel met je oranje tompouce op schoot.
Ik heb persoonlijk een hekel aan het woord 'bananenrepubliek'. Het is een woord van rijke westerlingen voor landen die door het rijke westen zijn leeggeroofd, de bevolking als slaven gebruikt, en daarna berooid achtergelaten toen de koloniale regimes uit de mode raakten. En nu nemen wij ze kwalijk dat ze arm zijn en dat het bestuur een zooitje is.
Bitcoin kan een deel van de oplossing zijn voor mensen die geen toegang hebben tot het bankensysteem, maar wel een mobiele telefoon en toegang tot internet. Zowel in El Salvador, waar Bitcoin wel degelijk gebruikt wordt (ik weet niet hoe je erbij komt dat niemand daar Bitcoin gebruikt), als in CAR.

MotisIEX 27 april 2022 10:11

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Zaphod Beeblebrox schreef op 27 april 2022 08:45:
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Als je het een beetje eng vind, dan kun je inderdaad beter wachten totdat meer mensen, bedrijven en landen er gebruik van maken. De prijs zal dan wel ergens anders staan. Dat zul je begrijpen. Heeft met risico en rendement te maken.

Het was juist om de stijgende trend in adoptie van de Bitcoin te duiden.

Fiat hinkt op haar laatste been, slaakt haar laatste zucht, puft, kreunt en steunt.

Nog even... en "Only the world population uses it"...

Zaphod Beeblebrox 27 april 2022 10:17

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Riding the Tiger schreef op 26 april 2022 20:31:
El Salvador en CAR

CAR is een bananenrepubliek : Pro capita inkomen van 650 $ / jaar en er is een burgeroorlog bezig
El Salvador wordt geleid door een idioot met hoogheidswaanzin : pro capita is 3600$

CAR was in 2017 het armste land van de wereld tout court. Het is duidelijk dat de leiders van die landen uit wanhoop en uit wanbeleid opteren voor de magische Bitcoin. Die wordt in El Salvador door niemand gebruikt. De meeste mensen leven al niet in de geld economie, laat staan in de bitcoin economie.

Het is triestig dat landen zoals CAR en El Salvador tijd verliezen met te focussen op BTC. Er is werk nodig op het gebied van educatie en landbouw. Maar dat staat niet op het programma. Het zal nog vele generaties duren eer er een deftig leven kan opgebouwd worden door de lokale bevolking.

Eigendomsbescherming is essentieel, met name in ontwikkelingslanden. Een munt die voor de verandering zijn waarde behoudt en ondanks de volatiliteit op termijn steeds meer waard wordt, is een hele verbetering.

Zaphod Beeblebrox 27 april 2022 10:18

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MotisIEX schreef op 27 april 2022 10:11:
[...]

Het was juist om de stijgende trend in adoptie van de Bitcoin te duiden.

Fiat hinkt op haar laatste been, slaakt haar laatste zucht, puft, kreunt en steunt.

Nog even... en "Only the world population uses it"...

Excuus, ik had je per ongeluk bij de haters geplaatst.

[verwijderd] 27 april 2022 10:19

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quote:
MotisIEX schreef op 27 april 2022 10:11:
[...]

Het was juist om de stijgende trend in adoptie van de Bitcoin te duiden.

Fiat hinkt op haar laatste been, slaakt haar laatste zucht, puft, kreunt en steunt.

Nog even... en "Only the world population uses it"...

Ik begreep de ironie ook eerst even niet :)

[verwijderd] 27 april 2022 10:47

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Buenos Aires Confirms It Plans to Allow Citizens to Pay Taxes With Cryptocurrency
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Horacio Larreta, the head of the government of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, confirmed that the city will allow its citizens to pay some taxes with cryptocurrencies. This is part of a digitization plan that the city has named “Buenos Aires+” that seeks to simplify the relationship the city has with citizens.

Buenos Aires Government to Introduce Cryptocurrency Tax Payments
The government of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, is planning to allow its citizens to pay some taxes with cryptocurrencies. According to local media, the announcement was made by Horacio Rodriguez Larreta — head of the Buenos Aires government — on a recent Zoom call. This initiative is part of a digitization push the city is planning to execute to broaden the access of citizens to documents and government services.

This plan, called “Buenos Aires+,” seeks to “simplify and streamline the link with citizens and the city,” according to Larreta. On the importance of blockchain for this digitization push (that seeks to automate 70% of formalities during its first year of implementation), Diego Fernández, secretary of Innovation and Digital Transformation, stated:

I believe that blockchain technology will give the government the possibility to make all its acts more transparent and encourage the participation of citizens in a deeper way.

This proposal is similar to the one presented by the government of Rio de Janeiro in March, which also announced it will accept cryptocurrency as payment for some kinds of taxes starting next year.

Digital Identification Project
One of the key projects that the city is looking to complete is the implementation of a digital ID system, that would let citizens simplify document requests and payments made to the city. The system also strives to be interoperable, meaning that several organizations of the government might interact with it in different ways. This could also ostensibly help to streamline time-consuming errands amongst different government offices, giving the citizen the opportunity of managing all their tasks in the same system.

Other public organizations could connect their systems to this hub, allowing them to also make use of the data directly. On this idea, Fernandez stated:

'People will have governance over their information. We are developing a platform so that they can know who is requesting their data and what they are looking at. Each of these orders will be made in an open blockchain-based system.'

Fernandez concluded by stating his team aims to implement these data administration use cases for 2023.
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[verwijderd] 27 april 2022 10:49

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Mining Report Shows Bitcoin's Electricity Consumption Decreased by 25% in Q1 2022
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At the end of May last year, Tesla’s Elon Musk convinced bitcoin industry leaders to form a Bitcoin Mining Council (BMC) and in mid-July, the BMC launched its public services and website. On April 25, 2022, the organization published a report that discusses the bitcoin mining industry’s improvements in sustainable energy use during the first quarter of 2022. The BMC report’s findings show Bitcoin’s electricity usage dropped by 25% in Q1 2022 compared to the year prior.

Bitcoin Mining Council Publishes Q1 2022 Covering Mining Industry’s Sustainable Power Mix and Technological Efficiency
According to the latest Bitcoin Mining Council (BMC) report, the bitcoin mining industry continues to improve its sustainable energy use and technological efficiency. The Q1 2022 survey conducted by the BMC, showcases three metrics which include: “electricity consumption, technological efficiency, and sustainable power mix.” BMC researchers managed to survey roughly 50% of the network’s hashpower, which represented 100.9 exahash per second (EH/s) on March 31, 2022.

The voluntary sector survey indicated that out of all the participants 64.6% leverage electricity with a sustainable power mix. “Based on this data it is estimated that the global bitcoin mining industry’s sustainable electricity mix is now 58.4% or had increased approximately 59% year-on-year, from Q1 2021 to Q1 2022, making it one of the most sustainable industries globally,” the BMC report highlights.

Core Scientific Co-Founder: ‘The World Needs to Get the Real Facts About the Amount of Energy Used and Carbon Released by the Bitcoin Network’
Microstrategy’s CEO Michael Saylor also made a statement in the fourth quarterly BMC report. “In the first quarter of 2022, the hashrate and related security of the Bitcoin network improved by 23% year-on-year, while energy usage decreased 25%,” the Microstrategy executive and BMC member said. “We observed a 63% year-on-year increase in efficiency due to advances in semiconductor technology, the rapid expansion of North American mining, the China Exodus, and the worldwide adoption of sustainable energy and modern bitcoin mining techniques,” Saylor added.

In addition to Saylor’s commentary, the report quoted the co-founder of Core Scientific, Darin Feinstein. The Core Scientific executive explained how the BMC membership has grown over the last 12 months. “The BMC membership hashrate increased from 29 EH at its inception, to 101 EH in Q1 2022,” Feinstein said. “In only one year’s time, the BMC now represents 50% of the global Bitcoin Mining Network with members spread across 5 continents.” Feinstein concluded:

'As sunlight is the best disinfectant, it is important for the world to get the real facts about the amount of energy used and carbon released by the Bitcoin Network. We hope that those with journalistic integrity honor their commitment to providing truthful media and news with use of this ground-breaking data, accessible to all.'

The Bitcoin Mining Council also shared a video about the latest BMC report findings which can be seen here. The video presentation includes Core Scientific’s Darin Feinstein and Taras Kulyk, alongside Castle Island’s Nic Carter and Microstrategy’s CEO Michael Saylor.
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[verwijderd] 29 april 2022 11:37

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En de volgende:

Panama passes bill to permit use of crypto assets
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PANAMA CITY, April 28 (Reuters) - Lawmakers in Panama's National Assembly on Thursday approved a bill to regulate the use and commercialization of crypto assets in the Central American country renowned as a hub of offshore financial services.

The bill opens the door to private and public use of crypto assets, and will make it possible for people to pay their taxes with cryptocurrencies. Experts warned it could heighten Panama's reputation as a place lacking financial transparency.

The legislation is broader in scope than measures passed by El Salvador, which last year made bitcoin legal tender, said independent lawmaker and promoter of the bill Gabriel Silva.

"We're seeing the emergence of many different types of crypto assets like works of art," he said. "That's why we didn't want to limit ourselves only to cryptocurrencies."

The bill covers the trading and use of crypto assets, issuance of digital securities, new payment systems and the tokenization of precious metals. Tokenization is when rights to an asset are converted into digital formats.

Under the new legislation, Panamanians may use crypto assets as means of payment for any civil or commercial operation not prohibited by law in the country.

Panama is on the European Union's list of tax havens, and Romain Dromard, chief executive officer at financial investment advisory firm K&B Family Office, said the crypto bill would not help it appear more transparent.

"Panama was already in a bad position and these payment methods skip the due diligence processes that international organizations are asking Panama to embrace," he said.

The bill, which now passes to President Laurentino Cortizo to be signed, was approved in the assembly with 38 votes in favor, two abstentions and no votes against.

Belisario Castillo Saenz, chief executive officer of tokenization firm Feänor Corp, argued that crypto assets could help the unbanked, given that internet penetration is high in Panama but only one in four people have bank accounts.

The bill could also make banks that have created barriers to using cryptocurrencies more cooperative, said Jose Fabrega of CryptoSPA, a hub for crypto and blockchain services.

Still, K&B's Dromard said the role banks will play under the new rules is unclear and forecast that it will take years for traditional institutions to use the assets.

In addition, small and medium businesses would not be able to switch to such highly volatile assets, he argued.
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[verwijderd] 3 mei 2022 11:03

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De ouwe mannetjes weer aan het woord:

Warren Buffett Won't Pay $25 for All Bitcoin in the World — Charlie Munger Calls BTC 'Stupid and Evil'

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Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett says he won’t buy all the bitcoin in the world for $25. Meanwhile, his longtime business partner and right-hand man, Charlie Munger, says bitcoin is stupid and evil, noting that the cryptocurrency makes him look bad.

Warren Buffett Explains Why He Won’t Buy Bitcoin
Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger talked about bitcoin during Berkshire Hathaway’s annual shareholders meeting Saturday. Buffett is Berkshire’s CEO and chairman of the board. Munger, often known as his right-hand man, is the company’s vice chairman of the board.

The Oracle of Omaha, famous for saying bitcoin is “probably rat poison squared,” explained in some detail why he would not buy BTC. He said:

Whether it goes up or down in the next year, or five or 10 years, I don’t know. But the one thing I’m pretty sure of is that it doesn’t produce anything … It’s got a magic to it and people have attached magics to lots of things.

Buffett gave some examples. He would pay $25 billion for a 1% interest in all the farmland in the United States. He would also pay $25 billion for a 1% interest in all the apartment houses in the country. “I would write you a check this afternoon,” he affirmed.

However, when it comes to buying bitcoin, he detailed:

Now if you told me you own all of the bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25, I wouldn’t take it because what would I do with it? I’d have to sell it back to you one way or another. It isn’t going to do anything.

Unlike bitcoin, “The apartments are going to produce rent and the farms are going to produce food,” he stressed.

The Berkshire boss proceeded to discuss the U.S. dollar. “Assets, to have value, have to deliver something to somebody. And there’s only one currency that’s accepted. You can come up with all kinds of things — we can put up Berkshire coins … but in the end, this is money,” he added, holding up a $20 bill. “And there’s no reason in the world why the United States government … is going to let Berkshire money replace theirs.”

Buffett, however, invests in bitcoin-friendly digital bank Nubank, which offers BTC investments.

Charlie Munger Says Bitcoin Is Stupid, Evil, and Makes Him Look Foolish
Munger also reiterated his harsh stance on bitcoin Saturday. The Berkshire vice chairman shared:

In my life, I try and avoid things that are stupid and evil and make me look bad in comparison to somebody else — and bitcoin does all three.

“In the first place, it’s stupid because it’s still likely to go to zero,” Munger continued. “It’s evil because it undermines the Federal Reserve system … and third, it makes us look foolish compared to the Communist leader in China. He was smart enough to ban bitcoin in China.”

The Berkshire vice chairman also mentioned bitcoin in reply to a question about what single investment should one put money in as a safeguard against high inflation. He said:

When you have your own retirement account, and your friendly adviser suggests you put all the money into bitcoin, just say ‘no.’

Munger has repeatedly slammed bitcoin. In February, he said that the government should ban the cryptocurrency, calling it a “venereal disease.” He has praised China several times in the past for banning cryptocurrency, stating that he wished crypto has never been invented. In May last year, he said that bitcoin was “disgusting and contrary to the interest of civilization.”
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[verwijderd] 3 mei 2022 11:08

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Uzbekistan President Issues Decree Regulating Cryptocurrencies, Mining and Trading
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The government of Uzbekistan has moved to expand its crypto regulations through a decree signed by President Shavkat Mirziyoyev. The document provides definitions for terms like crypto assets, exchange, and mining, and determines the main regulatory body for the industry.

Agency Under President Mirziyoyev to Oversee Crypto Market in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan’s head of state, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, has signed a new decree expanding the regulatory framework for the Central Asian nation’s crypto space. Its stated goal is to further develop digital technologies, create favorable conditions for entrepreneurship and improve the legislation in this sphere.

The National Agency for Project Management under the president has been transformed into National Agency for Perspective Projects, Forklog reported, quoting the document. The NAPP will become the country’s main crypto watchdog.

The regulatory body has been tasked to implement the state policy in the crypto economy and ensure investors’ rights are protected. It will also take charge of introducing blockchain technologies to the public sector and combatting money laundering, terrorist financing and weapons proliferation through cryptocurrencies.

The decree defines crypto assets as property rights representing a collection of digital records in a distributed ledger that have value and owner. Starting from Jan. 1, 2023, Uzbekistan’s citizens and companies will be allowed to buy, sell and exchange cryptocurrencies through crypto service providers.

The President’s order lists a number of entities that fall under this category, including digital asset exchanges, mining pools, crypto depositories, and crypto stores. They will be required to register as local businesses and obtain licenses or mining certificates from the government agency.

Uzbekistan legalized crypto trading in 2018 but in late 2019 the government banned local residents from purchasing cryptocurrencies. They could only sell. In November, 2021, citizens were allowed to trade crypto assets for national currency on licensed domestic crypto exchanges while non-residents were permitted to exchange digital coins for foreign fiat.

Decree Bans Unauthorized Mining, Minting of ‘Anonymous’ Cryptos
Only registered firms will be able to mine cryptocurrency in Uzbekistan. Mining farms will pay a higher electricity tariff during peak hours of consumption. Unauthorized mining will be prohibited. The ban applies to the minting of what the decree calls “anonymous cryptocurrencies” as well and any transactions with them.

Just as before, Uzbekistanis will not be permitted to use or accept cryptocurrencies as a means of payment for goods and services within the country. On the positive side though, crypto-related transactions of individuals and companies will not be subject to taxation, according to the document dated April 27, 2022.

Tax breaks will also be provided to participants in a new regulatory sandbox that the NAPP will establish to pilot crypto projects. The entities involved in the trials will also be exempt from other obligations to the state budget, including customs payments other than the duties for imported hardware and software.
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Zaphod Beeblebrox 3 mei 2022 11:34

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Enzo123 schreef op 3 mei 2022 11:03:
De ouwe mannetjes weer aan het woord:

Blijkbaar kun je heel erg rijk en succesvol worden zonder al te veel te begrijpen.

"But the one thing I’m pretty sure of is that it doesn’t produce anything"
Om even later te vervolgen met:
“I would write you a check this afternoon”.

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