TechFlow news, January 16 — According to Cryptopolitan, Moldova's Minister of Finance Andrian Gavriliță announced that the country will implement a cryptocurrency regulatory framework by 2026 as part of its commitment to EU candidate status. The new regulations will permit holding, trading, and converting cryptocurrencies, but prohibit their use for daily payments. The regulatory framework will also introduce a 12% profit income tax regime and establish strict anti-money laundering measures. Gavriliță emphasized: "We cannot simply ban cryptocurrencies; we have an obligation to regulate and clarify them." The bill is currently being jointly drafted by multiple institutions, including the National Bank of Moldova.
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