Turkey is set to regulate the cryptocurrency industry with a new law presented by Abdullah Güler of the AK Party, aiming to align with global standards.
The AK Party's new cryptocurrency legislation could significantly impact the market and dictate its trajectory, affecting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH).
AK Party has proposed new cryptocurrency legislation, amid evolving market trends and increased integration of crypto into mainstream finance.
AK Party Deputy Chairman Ömer İleri clarified aspects of Turkey's new cryptocurrency law, addressing TÜBİTAK's role in altcoin listings.
Turkey's AK Party, through Abdullah Güler, is pushing for cryptocurrency regulation with strict measures to ensure crypto exchanges and service providers operate under SPK oversight, aiming to improve investor security.
Turkey's AK Party has proposed a cryptocurrency bill to parliament, which does not include provisions for taxing cryptocurrencies, confirmed by AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler.
Turkey's ruling party, the AK Party, is drafting a cryptocurrency bill targeting taxation and foreign exchanges, potentially affecting the crypto sphere in the country.
Abdullah Güler, AK Party Group Chairman, clarified the presence of cryptocurrency taxation regulations in their new bill.
AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler has announced details of the proposed Bitcoin and crypto asset law.
Turkey's AK Party is set to announce a cryptocurrency bill, marking a significant step in the country's crypto regulation efforts.
Turkey's AK Party is set to introduce a 'Law Proposal for Amendment in the Capital Markets Law' to regulate cryptocurrencies, with significant implications for crypto assets like Bitcoin.
A new cryptocurrency regulation bill will be presented to the Turkish Parliament by the AK Party, addressing the rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
Turkey's AK Party is advancing a legislative proposal to regulate cryptocurrencies, aiming to provide stability by bringing crypto platforms under the Capital Markets Board.