Kazakhstan plans to establish a national cryptocurrency reserve fund valued between $500 million and$1 billion by early 2026, according to a Bloomberg report. The initiative marks one of Central Asia’s boldest steps toward integrating digital assets into a state-managed investment portfolio—though authorities say the fund will take a cautious approach, avoiding direct exposure to cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. Fund Backed by Repatriated Assets and Mining Revenues The fund will be seeded with assets sei ...