Ukraine's crypto law is stuck at the central bank. They want power to restrict foreign tokens + control how many platforms can operate.
Classic regulatory gatekeeping playbook:
• Central bank wants veto power over which tokens are allowed
• Trying to limit number of platforms = less competition, easier control
• Foreign tokens in crosshairs = protectionism or "stability concerns"
This matters because Ukraine was positioning itself as crypto-friendly post-war. If they bottleneck at the licensing stage, it kills the narrative.
Watch how this plays out. Restrictive frameworks = capital + builders flee to friendlier jurisdictions. Simple as that.
Classic regulatory gatekeeping playbook:
• Central bank wants veto power over which tokens are allowed
• Trying to limit number of platforms = less competition, easier control
• Foreign tokens in crosshairs = protectionism or "stability concerns"
This matters because Ukraine was positioning itself as crypto-friendly post-war. If they bottleneck at the licensing stage, it kills the narrative.
Watch how this plays out. Restrictive frameworks = capital + builders flee to friendlier jurisdictions. Simple as that.