Belarus Central Bank Drafts Rules to Allow Cryptocurrency Payments
According to a report by belta, cited by Jinse Finance, the National Bank of Belarus has prepared a series of government decisions aimed at achieving a breakthrough in the country's cryptocurrency market. After briefing President Alexander Lukashenko, Belarusian Prime Minister Roman Golovchenko stated that they have put forward concrete proposals to incorporate cryptocurrencies and digital financial assets into financial policy. These proposals have received preliminary support from the president, and specific draft regulations are already in place. During the briefing, Lukashenko inquired about suggestions for further developing Belarus's relatively underdeveloped cryptocurrency market.
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