A few days ago, a senior official from the Central Bank of Iran officially announced that all cryptocurrency exchanges in the country are unauthorized and none of them have a license to operate. This news has quickly fueled deep concerns among cryptocurrency market participants and sounded the alarm for investors.
Concerns About Investment Security
The Deputy for New Technologies of the Central Bank, in controversial statements, stated that the resolution of the Central Bank's High Council regarding the regulation of cryptocurrencies was sent to the Ministry of Economy in October, but this process has not yet been uploaded to the National Business License Portal. This situation has created doubt and concern among investors and participants in this field, making them think about losing their investments.
Given these conditions, it seems that the cryptocurrency market in Iran is on the brink of a serious crisis. Many participants in this field are seeking solutions to protect their investments, and these developments could have profound impacts on the future of this market.
