The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, suggested that the Eastern European country could begin mining digital assets. “Look at this mining. More and more people are approaching me. If it’s profitable for us,

Belarus is making a move toward cryptocurrency adoption as President Alexander Lukashenko has officially instructed his Energy Minister, Alexei Kushnarenko,

The move comes after US President Donald Trump tried to sign a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine. View on euronews

This week, Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, conveyed to Energy Minister Alexei Kushnarenko his intention to leverage the nation's excess electricity for Cryptocurrency mining , including Bitcoin , as a means to build up a financial reserve.

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has instructed the country’s energy minister to develop the cryptocurrency mining industry in the country.

This week, Belarus’ President Alexander Lukashenko told the country’s Energy Minister Alexei Kushnarenko that he wants to use their surplus of electricity to mine cryptocurrency like Bitcoin to accumulate a reserve.

Belarus is positioning itself as a key hub for cryptocurrency mining, leveraging its surplus electricity to attract local and international miners. In 2021,