Ukraine’s National Commission on Securities and Stock Market (NCFM) is taking big steps to regulate virtual assets and potentially create Ukrainian crypto assets. This effort could shape the future of cryptocurrency in Ukraine, making it a key player in the crypto market.
The NCFM is working on a new crypto regulation law that could lead to the creation of national crypto assets. After over a year of delays, the draft law might get its first reading approval soon. However, it’s still uncertain when the final approval will be. Stay tuned for updates on Ukraine’s crypto regulations!
The proposed law will regulate asset-referenced tokens (ART), which are linked to physical assets. Meanwhile, fiat-backed cryptocurrencies will be managed by the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU). This regulatory framework is based on European MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) standards, which the NCFM presented to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
NCFM’s head, Ruslan Magomedov, stressed that the law aims to protect businesses and consumers from fraud while fostering innovation. "Our goal is to regulate the crypto market in a way that benefits both consumers and businesses," Magomedov stated.
Magomedov’s goal is to establish a thriving crypto industry in Ukraine. The law would allow businesses to raise funds through Initial Coin Offerings (ICO) rather than traditional Initial Public Offerings (IPO). This could position Ukraine as a modern leader in the blockchain and cryptocurrency sectors.
The NCFM is also working on creating Ukraine’s first white paper for a crypto project that could help businesses raise funds and give investors the chance to profit. The vision is to use the best parts of the crypto market while ensuring proper regulation in Ukraine.
Ukraine’s steps toward creating national crypto assets could open up new opportunities for the global cryptocurrency market. With a strong regulatory framework, Ukraine could become a crypto hub in Europe, attracting investors and businesses seeking secure and regulated spaces to operate.
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