Saudi Arabia looks to blockchain gaming and Web3 to diversify economy
The kingdom is currently diversifying its economy away from oil and turning to new opportunities, such as gaming and Web3.
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The kingdom is currently diversifying its economy away from oil and turning to new opportunities, such as gaming and Web3.
The U.S. Department of Commerce denied blocking AI chip sales to the Middle East and remained silent about whether the requirements were only imposed on specific countries.
The mining facility comes as part of a plan to accelerate the digitalization of Oman’s economy, which is mainly dependent on oil exports.
M2 platform will launch later in 2023, allowing UAE-based retail and institutional clients to buy, sell and custody virtual assets.
Although the proposed virtual asset regulatory framework in Oman covers FATF-defined assets, the issuance of privacy coins might get banned.
The announcement followed crypto exchange Binance receiving similar permission from the Abu Dhabi regulator in November 2022.
The middle eastern arm of the exchange said it had opened an office in the Dubai World Trade Center and planned to increase its staff to 30 people.
The mining firm expects the two facilities to be online by 2024 and produce a combined hash rate of roughly 7 EH/s.
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