Belarus Archive

Kuna’s founder stated that the exchange does “not support violence” or “engage in dialogue with opponents.”

A major crypto company is offering outs to its employees as the situation in Belarus grows more tense.

As protests rage in Belarus and Alexei Navalny remains in a coma, we look at new developments in crypto across the former USSR.

Sanctions could be coming to Belarus. Can the crypto-friendly country beat it with Bitcoin or Ethereum?

Belarus Central Bank authorizes several banks in the country to begin issuing tokenized offerings.

Belarus remains worried about crypto’s role in cybercrime and tax evasion, according to comments from the country’s general prosecutor

Global exchange website Currency.com has announced that it will be offering a tokenized form of Belarussian government bonds

According to a report by local news outlet BeITA, Belarusbank, the largest bank in Belarus, is considering the launch of its very own cryptocurrency exchange platform. …

Currency.com, allegedly world’s first regulated tokenized securities exchange, has officially launched. It will allow users to purchase traditional assets with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. When …

Newly launched Belarus-based trading platform will allow customers to buy tokenized versions of shares and other traditional assets with digital currencies

Cryptocurrency legislation has been approved in Belarus, with all necessary documents signed and published

Ukraine central bank is considering an e-hryvnia rather than national crypto, at least for now #NEWS