Serbia is reviewing applications for our cryptocurrency market.

Golden Financial reports that, according to local Serbian news agency Tanjug News Agency, it is considering a permit submitted by Finance Minister Sinisa Mali through our cryptocurrency market in Parliament this week and will be completed in the coming weeks. The first batch of licenses. Sinisa Mali also reported that there are four digital currencies that have paid the application fee, but the selection process is expected to be slow as the market for cryptocurrencies and digital currencies is growing rapidly. Sinisa Mali also said that Serbia is developing its own national digital currency exchange platform, which is expected to be announced as early as 2022. In June this year, the Serbian Digital Asset Law, which translates cryptocurrencies such that Bitcoin into virtual assets and digital data at a price that can be bought, sold, traded and traded, has become operational.