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Turkish Commercial Bank CEO: Turkish banks may act as cryptocurrency custodians

The CEO of the Turkish Commercial Bank said that Turkish banks should be informed about the draft encryption law. Turkish banks may serve as custodians for cryptocurrencies.

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