Istanbul to Host Pivotal Cryptocurrency Regulation Event by Gate.io, in Collaboration with Coindesk and HBR

Gate.io, announces its partnership with Coindesk and Harvard Business Review (HBR) for the “Gate.io x Coindesk x HBR: Turkey Cryptocurrency Regulations Event.” Scheduled for 14 February 2024, at the Swissotel The Bosphorus Istanbul, this event marks a crucial step in Gate.io’s ongoing efforts to actively engage in cryptocurrency regulatory discussions in Turkey.

This initiative aligns with Gate.io’s commitment, evidenced by its consistent and prominent advocacy for the Cryptocurrency Regulations set to be presented to the Turkish Grand National Assembly. The statements by Mr. Kafkas, CEO of Gate.TR, have garnered extensive press coverage, demonstrating the company’s forefront position in the dialogue about cryptocurrency regulation in Turkey.

The event at the Swissotel The Bosphorus Istanbul, a venue befitting the event’s significance, aims to build strong ties with the press and establish Gate.io’s leadership in the impending enactment of Crypto Law in Turkey. It is set to be a gathering of eminent figures from various sectors involved in cryptocurrency regulation, including government agencies, bank utives, and industry stakeholders. These special invitees will engage in comprehensive discussions about the future landscape of cryptocurrency in the nation.

A key feature of the event will be Gate.io’s in-depth presentation. This presentation will highlight the company’s efforts in adhering to cryptocurrency regulations both in Turkey and globally, distinguishing its practices from those of other exchanges. This is an opportunity for Gate.io to showcase its leadership and commitment to regulatory compliance in the cryptocurrency sector.

Author: Global Marketing Edwin
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