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- Sun backs Kyrgyzstan’s crypto reforms as TRON signals readiness to support key growth.
- Kyrgyzstan eyes TRON integration to expand KGST stablecoin usage across global markets.
- Crypto turnover surges past $20B as sector tax revenue outpaces major traditional industries.
Justin Sun, TRON, has reaffirmed support for Kyrgyzstan’s growing digital asset market as the country moves forward with the development of its virtual asset regulatory framework. Sun has stated that the development is positive.
In addition, Sun has reaffirmed that TRON is prepared to help with infrastructure development, scalability of stablecoins, and blockchain technology development.
This announcement came after a strategic video conference between Sun and Farkhat Iminov. Iminov is the head of the Secretariat of the National Council for the Development of Virtual Assets and Blockchain Technologies under the President of the Kyrgyz Republic. The two discussed current developments within Kyrgyzstan’s cryptocurrency market.
TRON Supports Kyrgyzstan’s Stablecoin Expansion
Iminov discussed the development of legal and institutional frameworks by the National Council. Iminov discussed new regulations that clearly define cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. In addition, Iminov discussed efforts by the council to strengthen oversight of mining and trading operations within Kyrgyzstan.
Sun has welcomed this development and has stated that the development of Kyrgyzstan’s cryptocurrency market is significant. Sun has stated that the market has potential for joint development with TRON.
In addition, Sun and Iminov discussed KGST, Kyrgyzstan’s national stablecoin. The coin is listed on several global exchanges, including the HTX exchange. The coin is set to increase its usage as the market continues to develop.
There has also been discussion of integrating KGST with TRON technology, which could increase usage of the coin due to its use in global transactions where TRON is already widely used as an alternative form of payment for stablecoins.
TRON claims that there are more than 360 million users across the globe. The company also processes a high volume of stablecoin transactions, including USDT. This, the company claims, could bode well with the digital asset plans that Kyrgyzstan is looking to implement.
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The country’s cryptocurrency industry continues to grow significantly. Government reports indicate that the country’s digital asset turnover exceeded $20.5 billion during the last year. Tax revenue from the sector also reached $22.8 million during the same period.
Crypto Sector Gains Strength Across Kyrgyzstan’s Economy
The sector also continues to grow during the following year. In the first three quarters of 2025, digital asset turnover exceeded $7.9 billion. This continues to show that the sector is growing significantly, and its importance cannot be ignored within the country’s overall economy.
Representatives within the sector claim that tax revenue from cryptocurrency transactions exceeds revenue from several other sectors.
Temir Kazybaev, a representative from the Association of Virtual Asset Market Participants, claims that income from cryptocurrency transactions exceeds revenue from the country’s largest commodity trading hub. It also exceeds revenue from all patent-based business taxes.
The government is continuing to make changes to its overall laws. New laws outline how digital assets can be issued and circulated. This also includes how the government can exert its overall power with regard to mining and asset-based stablecoins, such as USDKG and KGST.
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