US EditionTurkmenistan Opens Its Crypto Market to Miners and Exchanges — But Will They Come?
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In an increasingly digital world, Tajikistan has made a crucial decision to address its energy crisis: restricting cryptocurrency mining.This small country in Central Asia, known for its mountainous landscapes and ancient history, is currently facing a modern challenge that has led it to implement specific regulation on digital activities.But how does this affect the future of cryptocurrencies in the region?Tajikistan’s law: a necessary approach…
Turkmenistan Opens Its Crypto Market to Miners and Exchanges — But Will They Come?
Turkmenistan’s new Law on Virtual Assets, which came into force on January 1, 2026, has formally legalised cryptocurrency mining and digital asset exchanges in a country with some of the world’s lowest energy costs. While the move is designed to attract foreign investment, it does so within a tightly controlled, licence-driven framework that may deter all but the most compliant operators. Signed into law in November 2025, the legislation is part…
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