# Legalization İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Legalization" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Russia Advances Bill To Regulate Crypto Market, Eyes July 1st Implementation

Russia has advanced a key crypto bill, "On Digital Currency and Digital Rights," through its first parliamentary reading, aiming to establish a regulatory framework by July 1, 2026. The legislation recognizes digital assets as property and grants the Central Bank of Russia authority to license and oversee the market, permitting only licensed entities like exchanges and brokers to operate. It prohibits using crypto for domestic payments but allows it for cross-border settlements to bypass sanctions. The bill also introduces investor protection measures, including annual purchase limits for non-qualified investors and stricter oversight of mining activities.

bitcoinist04/23 13:02

Russia Advances Bill To Regulate Crypto Market, Eyes July 1st Implementation

bitcoinist04/23 13:02

Supreme Court's Call for "Judicial Response to Cryptocurrency": Releases 3 Major Signals!

China's Supreme People's Court (SPC) has signaled a significant shift in its judicial approach toward cryptocurrency-related cases, moving from blanket criminalization to nuanced civil and commercial regulation. During a February 2026 press conference, SPC officials highlighted the need to develop judicial responses to new financial cases involving virtual currencies, placing them alongside traditional sectors like securities and private equity. The shift is marked by three key developments: 1. **Recognition as Property**: In December 2025, the SPC revised civil case categories to include "data and online virtual property disputes," giving cryptocurrencies legal status as a form of virtual property. This allows courts to accept such cases without first debating their legality. 2. **Refined Judgment Criteria**: Courts are transitioning from invalidating all crypto transactions to applying proportional liability based on factors like fault and fairness, as seen in a 2025 Shanghai case where partial restitution was ordered despite contract invalidity. 3. **Expanded Legal Remedies**: Beyond criminal enforcement, which often fails to recover losses, civil compensation mechanisms are being strengthened to protect investors and hold violators accountable. While the SPC’s stance does not legalize crypto trading, it acknowledges its prevalence and aims to provide structured judicial resolution for disputes, emphasizing risk awareness and compliance for investors.

marsbit03/11 02:48

Supreme Court's Call for "Judicial Response to Cryptocurrency": Releases 3 Major Signals!

marsbit03/11 02:48

Belarus Opens Door To Crypto Banks With New Presidential Decree

Belarus has taken a significant step toward integrating cryptocurrency with traditional finance by issuing Presidential Decree No. 19, which establishes a legal framework for "cryptobanks." These entities, defined as joint-stock companies, will be permitted to conduct token operations alongside conventional banking and payment services. To operate, cryptobanks must be residents of the Belarus High-Tech Park (HTP) and will be registered in a special National Bank list. They will be subject to dual oversight from both the National Bank and HTP authorities, adhering to standards on capital, risk management, and anti-money laundering. Officials anticipate the first cryptobank could launch within six months, offering services such as crypto-backed loans, crypto-linked payment cards, and token salary payments for self-employed individuals. The move reinforces Belarus's strategy to formalize and attract digital asset businesses.

bitcoinist01/17 08:02

Belarus Opens Door To Crypto Banks With New Presidential Decree

bitcoinist01/17 08:02

Turkmenistan Legalizes Crypto Mining Under Strict Government Control

Turkmenistan has partially legalized cryptocurrency mining and trading under a new law effective January 1, 2026, though it strictly prohibits the use of digital assets for payments. The legislation, signed by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, permits individuals and institutions to mine cryptocurrencies using government-registered equipment and with official licenses. All activities are overseen by the Central Bank, which must approve projects and wallets. The move aims to diversify state income beyond natural gas exports by leveraging cheap electricity for mining revenue, while maintaining tight control to protect the national currency and prevent capital flight.

TheNewsCrypto01/02 14:03

Turkmenistan Legalizes Crypto Mining Under Strict Government Control

TheNewsCrypto01/02 14:03

Mining Prospects for 2026

Bitcoin mining is evolving into a mature, institutional-scale industry by the end of 2025, setting trends for 2026. Key developments include growing state legalization in countries like Russia and Kazakhstan, increased competition, and rising operational costs. Despite a significant drop in miner profitability per PH/s and a 35% rise in network difficulty, the average ROI for Bitcoin mining remains attractive at 2.5–3 years, driven by long-term Bitcoin value appreciation and institutional demand. Retail interest is also strong, with major pools like ViaBTC reporting hundreds of new users daily. To maintain profitability, miners must optimize efficiency and minimize costs. Industry transformation is inevitable, leading some major firms to pivot entirely, such as transitioning to AI infrastructure. Mining pools are evolving into comprehensive ecosystems, offering integrated services like exchanges (e.g., CoinEx), crypto-backed loans, and staking to provide additional revenue streams and liquidity. This trend of service aggregation and diversification is becoming critical for survival and growth in an increasingly competitive landscape.

RBK-crypto12/29 14:13

Mining Prospects for 2026

RBK-crypto12/29 14:13

Bank of Russia: Crypto is now legal, but do not buy it unless…

Russia has shifted from attempting to ban cryptocurrency to legalizing it under a new regulatory framework set to be finalized by July 2026. The system categorizes investors into two groups: qualified investors, who can trade most cryptocurrencies after passing a risk test, and retail investors, who face a strict annual purchase limit of 300,000 rubles and mandatory knowledge assessments. The Central Bank of Russia continues to view crypto as high-risk and warns investors of potential losses. Existing financial institutions will be permitted to trade crypto under current licenses, while new rules will apply only to specialized crypto depositories. The move aims to develop the Digital Financial Asset (DFA) market and attract global investment, though unauthorized mining will face stricter penalties. The regulations reflect state caution toward public participation in crypto, while leveraging digital assets for strategic economic interests.

ambcrypto12/24 20:02

Bank of Russia: Crypto is now legal, but do not buy it unless…

ambcrypto12/24 20:02

Ghana Officially Legalizes Crypto Trading Following Passage Of Key Legislative Bill

Ghana's parliament has passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers bill, legalizing and regulating cryptocurrency trading in the country. The legislation establishes a licensing framework for crypto platforms under the oversight of the Bank of Ghana and the Securities and Exchange Commission. Governor Johnson Asiama emphasized that the move aims to bring accountability to the growing digital asset sector, lower costs for financial institutions, and enhance Ghana's financial competitiveness. The country also plans to explore gold-backed stablecoins by 2026. Currently, about 17% of Ghanaian adults have engaged in crypto, with transactions reaching $3 billion in the past year. The development places Ghana among other African nations like Nigeria and South Africa that are advancing crypto regulation.

bitcoinist12/24 08:21

Ghana Officially Legalizes Crypto Trading Following Passage Of Key Legislative Bill

bitcoinist12/24 08:21

Ghana passes law to legalize crypto trading, central bank governor says

Ghana has legalized cryptocurrency trading by passing the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, establishing a regulatory framework for the industry. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) will serve as the primary regulator, with powers to license and supervise crypto asset service providers. According to BoG Governor Johnson Asiama, the law aims to manage risks such as fraud and money laundering, support innovation, and improve financial inclusion, especially among youth and tech entrepreneurs. Ghana ranks among the top five Sub-Saharan African countries in crypto adoption, with the region experiencing significant growth in on-chain value.

cointelegraph12/22 13:42

Ghana passes law to legalize crypto trading, central bank governor says

cointelegraph12/22 13:42

Bitcoin Mining May Be Supporting the Ruble, Russia’s Top Banker Reveals

Russia's central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina acknowledged that cryptocurrency mining has become a minor but meaningful factor supporting the ruble. While difficult to quantify precisely, Bitcoin mining operations—which convert energy into digital assets sold abroad—function as a form of export, bringing foreign currency into Russia. This marks a shift from the central bank's historically cautious stance on crypto. The industry, which operated in a legal gray zone for years, was formally legalized in late 2024. Amid sanctions and capital controls, mining has gained recognition as an unconventional economic lever, though comprehensive regulations are still under development.

ccn.com12/22 08:52

Bitcoin Mining May Be Supporting the Ruble, Russia’s Top Banker Reveals

ccn.com12/22 08:52

LDPR Calls for Not Banning Cryptocurrencies "Under a Far-Fetched Pretext"

The Liberal Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR) has called for cryptocurrencies not to be banned "under a far-fetched pretext." Party leader Leonid Slutsky stated that cryptocurrencies should be legalized and regulated, framing the issue as one of technological and financial sovereignty. He argued it is impossible to "endlessly prohibit what the whole world is using" and that citizens should be provided with necessary tools for development. Meanwhile, the Central Bank of Russia (CBR) estimates there are about 1 million qualified investors in the country who could be permitted to trade cryptocurrencies after passing a test. The CBR proposes restricting non-qualified ordinary Russians from purchasing crypto to protect them from risks, though bans on holding or selling are not planned. The CBR reported an 18% decline in Russian transactions on foreign crypto exchanges in Q2 and Q3 of 2025 compared to the previous two quarters. The estimated monthly balance of Russians' funds on crypto exchanges fell by 20% to 933 billion rubles, and traffic from Russia to crypto platforms dropped by 28%. The regulator deems it crucial to legalize the crypto market but, according to First Deputy Chairman Vladimir Chistyukhin, also advocates for laws with strict restrictions and prohibitions to be adopted quickly.

RBK-crypto12/11 12:23

LDPR Calls for Not Banning Cryptocurrencies "Under a Far-Fetched Pretext"

RBK-crypto12/11 12:23

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