The Capital Markets Board in Turkey has completed its regulatory studies on cryptocurrency service providers. New rules have been introduced that prohibit buying and selling cryptocurrencies with leverage, derivative instrument contracts, margin trading, short selling, and lending transactions. The regulations also establish a listing committee for deciding on the listing and removal of cryptocurrencies. Treasury and Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek stated that the regulations in Turkey are detailed and comprehensive compared to those of other countries, and they aim to create a controlled and trusted environment for investors. The Turkish Grand National Assembly passed a law on amendments to the Capital Markets Law, creating the first legal framework for crypto assets in Turkey.



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