Kazakhstan Sets Hard 2026 Deadline for National Crypto Reserve

- Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev laid out a plan to create a State Digital Asset Fund (essentially a national crypto reserve) managed by the National Bank’s Investment Corporation
- He also instructed the Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market to draft a comprehensive digital asset law, to be enacted by 2026
- It was stated that Alatau would become the first fully digitalized city in the region, and would use cryptocurrency payments
In his annual State of the Nation address, Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev laid out a vision to create a State Digital Asset Fund (essentially a national crypto reserve) managed by the National Bank’s Investment Corporation. This fund would accumulate a strategic reserve of “promising” cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets.
Tokayev also gave regulators a hard deadline of 2026 to deliver a full digital asset law, a move meant to anchor fintech and token-based markets inside a proper legal framework.
Alatau Labeled as First “CryptoCity”
On another note, in May, a big plan to create a “CryptoCity” in Alatau was set in motion. During Tokayev’s speech, he confirmed thi…
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Kazakhstan Sets Hard 2026 Deadline for National Crypto Reserve

- Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev laid out a plan to create a State Digital Asset Fund (essentially a national crypto reserve) managed by the National Bank’s Investment Corporation
- He also instructed the Agency for Regulation and Development of the Financial Market to draft a comprehensive digital asset law, to be enacted by 2026
- It was stated that Alatau would become the first fully digitalized city in the region, and would use cryptocurrency payments
In his annual State of the Nation address, Kazakhstan’s President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev laid out a vision to create a State Digital Asset Fund (essentially a national crypto reserve) managed by the National Bank’s Investment Corporation. This fund would accumulate a strategic reserve of “promising” cryptocurrencies and tokenized assets.
Tokayev also gave regulators a hard deadline of 2026 to deliver a full digital asset law, a move meant to anchor fintech and token-based markets inside a proper legal framework.
Alatau Labeled as First “CryptoCity”
On another note, in May, a big plan to create a “CryptoCity” in Alatau was set in motion. During Tokayev’s speech, he confirmed thi…
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