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04/18/2026, 18:07Kyrgyzstan could gain access to crypto exchanges using its national currency and become a regional blockchain hub within the next two years. This was stated by Justin Sun following a meeting with Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov.
The plan involves creating an infrastructure that will allow the country’s residents to trade on crypto exchanges directly, using the som instead of foreign currencies. According to Justin Sun, the KGST stablecoin, integrated into global platforms and the Tron blockchain, will play a key role in this.
The project is already underway and could be completed within approximately two years. The main objective is to make cryptocurrencies accessible to the public and businesses, as well as to integrate Kyrgyzstan into the international financial system via digital assets.
In this context, the open government policy that has helped attract major technology companies and leading global experts to the country has been highlighted, and the visit by the founder of TRON is a clear confirmation of this.
“Our strategic goal is to make Kyrgyzstan a regional hub for virtual assets and Web3 technologies in Central Asia.
“The virtual assets market is currently developing rapidly in the country, the number of licensed participants is growing, the regulatory framework is being strengthened, and infrastructure projects are emerging,” emphasised Sadyr Zhaparov.
