Belarus recently issued a presidential decree officially granting legal status to cryptocurrency banks. This is not just a simple verbal acknowledgment but a systematic framework: licensed crypto banks are required to become registered members of high-tech parks and to accept a dual management system from financial regulators and the parks.

This threshold may seem high, but it precisely demonstrates Belarus's ambitions. While most countries worldwide are still observing the regulatory direction of crypto assets, this country has already made a clear statement: not only accepting crypto banks but also granting them permission to engage in traditional financial services. To some extent, this is a "national-level All in" signal.

The significance of the policy lies in its demonstration effect. Once this framework operates smoothly, other countries are likely to follow or reference it. Although there are still uncertainties ahead, this indeed sets a new benchmark for the compliant exploration of digital finance. The landscape of the crypto market is quietly changing.