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The Ukrainian government announced that it is preparing legislation to establish a national strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve in collaboration with Binance.
Recently frequently discussed in the context of cryptocurrency regulations, Ukraine is taking its work in the digital asset space to a higher level. Yaroslav Zhelezniak, Deputy Chairman of the country's Finance, Tax, and Customs Policy Committee, stated that they are evaluating the idea of creating a national strategic Bitcoin reserve together with Binance and that the draft law related to this matter has reached its final stages.
Zhelezniak had previously promised a similar initiative in February but had not shared the details. The new draft law is expected to be presented to the parliament soon. Kirill Khomyakov, the Regional Head of Binance for Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and Africa, stated that they support Ukraine's plan to create a crypto reserve. Khomyakov emphasized that serious changes in legislation would be needed for this to happen and that this process would not be short.
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Regulatory clarity may increase
Ukraine's strategic initiative to establish a Bitcoin reserve may pave the way for clearer and more defined regulations in the country's crypto regulations. Although efforts to draft a virtual assets law have been ongoing in the country recently, the bill was withdrawn shortly due to a request from the Presidential Office. Nevertheless, it is stated that regulatory efforts are still ongoing and this new initiative could accelerate legal processes.
Ukraine's move could be a promotional example for the use of cryptocurrencies in state reserves and may pave the way for other countries to make similar initiatives.
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The Ukrainian government announced that it is preparing legislation to establish a national strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve in collaboration with Binance.
Recently frequently discussed in the context of cryptocurrency regulations, Ukraine is taking its work in the digital asset space to a higher level. Yaroslav Zhelezniak, Deputy Chairman of the country's Finance, Tax, and Customs Policy Committee, stated that they are evaluating the idea of creating a national strategic Bitcoin reserve together with Binance and that the draft law related to this matter has reached its final stages.
Zhelezniak had previously promised a similar initiative in February but had not shared the details. The new draft law is expected to be presented to the parliament soon. Kirill Khomyakov, the Regional Head of Binance for Central and Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and Africa, stated that they support Ukraine's plan to create a crypto reserve. Khomyakov emphasized that serious changes in legislation would be needed for this to happen and that this process would not be short.
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Regulatory clarity may increase
Ukraine's strategic initiative to establish a Bitcoin reserve may pave the way for clearer and more defined regulations in the country's crypto regulations. Although efforts to draft a virtual assets law have been ongoing in the country recently, the bill was withdrawn shortly due to a request from the Presidential Office. Nevertheless, it is stated that regulatory efforts are still ongoing and this new initiative could accelerate legal processes.
Ukraine's move could be a promotional example for the use of cryptocurrencies in state reserves and may pave the way for other countries to make similar initiatives.