Turkmenistan has published a new Law “On Virtual Assets,” dated Nov. 28, 2025, outlining how virtual-asset activity will be regulated, according to the state newspaper Neutral Turkmenistan.
The law frames mining as both private and industrial activity and explicitly bars “hidden” mining. It also introduces an electronic register of miners aimed at accounting, remote registration, transparency and energy-efficiency oversight. Individuals and legal entities, including residents and non-residents, are described as eligible to mine, while collective mining through pools is addressed, with pool operators expected to meet defined requirements and be registered.
Beyond mining, the text sets parameters for the issuance and public placement of virtual assets, positioning them as a channel to attract investment and borrowed funds. What remains to watch is the implementation layer: the law points to government-set procedures for registration and supervision, which will determine how quickly the framework translates into operational access for firms and individuals.
Source: Neutral Turkmenistan.
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