Publication of the Central Bank's policy and regulatory framework document in the field of cryptocurrencies

The central bank finally released the "cryptocurrency" regulatory framework. 

Some of the most important articles and contents documented: 

Any digital token that can be issued, supplied, stored and transferred electronically (centralized or decentralized) is called a cryptoasset. 

Cryptoassets include cryptocurrency, Security token, and Utility token. 

Cryptocurrencies are "exchange tokens," with the exception of central bank digital currencies. 

Documentary territory is purely "cryptocurrency." 

The most important part: The cryptocurrency exchange is called a "cryptocurrency broker" in this document and the source is a person under the supervision of the central bank and must receive a license to establish and operate from this entity. 

A new entity is defined as a "Custodian" whose task is to provide secure cryptocurrency storage services, with the authorization of the central bank. 

A cryptocurrency exchange does not have the right to hold users' cryptocurrencies unless it has obtained a "trusted institution" license from the central bank. 

Source: Central Bank