Exchange News- Goncharova said that the introduction of regulation will boost FDI and consumer trust.
- Olga Goncharova said that the exchange has met in other Central Asian countries.
According to Binance’s Director of Governmental Relations in the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), Olga Goncharova, Binance is willing to assist the Central Bank of Azerbaijan (CBA) in developing procedures for crypto regulation.
The Binance spokesman told Azerbaijan’s Trend News Agency that regulatory issues were addressed during a recent meeting with CBA officials.
Boosting Crypto Adoption
Furthermore, Goncharova said that the introduction of regulation will boost FDI and consumer trust in the sector. The Executive underscored Binance’s optimism for the future of the cryptocurrency business, emphasizing the interest shown by traders from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in the company’s products.
In addition to Azerbaijan, Olga Goncharova said that the exchange has met in other Central Asian countries including Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, both of which were once part of the Soviet Union.
At the beginning of October, Binance promised to assist the government of Kazakhstan in the “safe development” of the country’s cryptocurrency market and committed to working with the country’s financial authorities. Soon after, it received official authorization to provide cryptocurrency trading and storage services.
In September, the global trading platform announced the creation of a new office in Romania as part of its efforts to expand its footprint in Eastern Europe. While in Bucharest, CEO and founder Changpeng Zhao made some interesting remarks on how the growing cryptocurrency business has piqued the interest of authorities.
Moreover, the top cryptocurrency exchange in the world has felt the effects of recent events in the market, including the demise of FTX, a major rival.
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Source: https://thenewscrypto.com/binance-to-assist-azerbaijan-in-establishing-crypto-regulations/