Kazakhstan is cracking down on crypto mining with new rules set to launch August 1, 2026, requiring “strategic” miners to meet massive infrastructure demands—150 megawatts of power, 150 terahashes per second, on-site staff and repair shops—and pay taxes. In exchange, they’ll get regulated electricity but must surrender a portion—possibly 10%—of their mined crypto to a state-backed reserve. This move, part of a broader push to build national digital asset infrastructure including the Alem Crypto Fund and Crypto Pay, signals the government’s intent to integrate, regulate, and profit from crypto mining while aligning it with national interests.
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