Kazakhstan

The country’s central bank is exploring Bitcoin and crypto exposure for its sovereign wealth portfolios and advancing plans to create a Bitcoin reserve.

Central Asian nation's central bank moves to create state-backed Bitcoin and crypto reserve as institutional adoption accelerates globally.

After Kazakhstan forced out Bitcoin mining operations, the majority of global hash rate is now produced with clean energy.

A bill that would create new licensing and electricity purchase requirements has been sent on to a third vote.

The legislation seeks to establish clearer guidelines for mining, taxes and licensing for service providers such as exchanges in the region.

President Tokayev said Kazakhstan will give full legal recognition to digital assets if demand persists while they continue testing security concerns.

Following a ban on Bitcoin mining in China, many operations fled to neighboring Kazakhstan. Now, changing regulations raise questions about their future.

Discussing macroeconomic trends and their impact on bitcoin, including Jerome Powell's latest pivot, U.S. austerity and conflict in Kazakhstan.

The industry is filled with uncertainty as unrest spread throughout the country after an energy crisis prompted a series of protests last week.

Leading bitcoin mining rig manufacturer Canaan will start mining BTC itself and is setting up new operations in Kazakhstan.