Kazakhstan has approved a new strategic crypto mining framework that grants large-scale miners regulated electricity access if they contribute a portion of their mined cryptocurrency to a state-backed reserve. The framework requires miners to meet strict infrastructure and operational standards, including owning data centers with at least 150 MW capacity and 150 TH/s computing power. This policy supports Kazakhstan's push to expand regulated digital asset infrastructure and strengthen oversight, with the rules taking effect on August 1, 2026. The move aligns mining operations more closely with government initiatives, reinforcing Kazakhstan's position as a major global Bitcoin mining hub while promoting state-backed digital asset reserves.
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