Oleksandr Danylyuk, Ukraine's finance minister in Groysman's government, wrote on Facebook about his impressions of the Ukrainian delegation's visit to the annual meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington. A separate issue discussed at them was the problem of cryptocurrency regulation.
“The issue of financial technology became one of the key issues at these meetings,” writes Danilyuk.
This is not a problem that needs to be fought, but it is a challenge for traditional markets and regulators.
" Cryptocurrency and what to do with it, regulate it or not - a separate large block organized by the IMF was devoted to this issue. In Ukraine, together with the NBU (National Bank of Ukraine) and other financial market regulators, we are working to better study the nature of cryptocurrencies and formulate a position in relation to their regulation in Ukraine. There are many open questions, and the status of cryptocurrency in Ukraine is not yet defined by law, but this does not mean that cryptocurrencies prohibited.
Ukraine must follow global trends and not miss chances to use new technologies and innovations in the financial sector."
According to https://www.facebook.com
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