Crypto Miners Get Tax Holiday In Uzbekistan’s New State-Backed Zone

Crypto Miners Get Tax Holiday In Uzbekistan’s New State-Backed Zone

A region long marked by poverty and sparse industry is getting an unusual shot at foreign money — through crypto mining. Related Reading: Crypto Access Drives Europeans To Consider Leaving Their Banks: Survey Karakalpakstan Opens Its Doors Uzbekistan has designated the autonomous Republic of Karakalpakstan as the home of a new state-sanctioned mining zone called […]


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