Lawmakers in the country have been criticized for suspicions of insider trading, and one deputy was accused of selling his tokens before the new part of cryptocurrency regulation came into effect. At that time, he was working in a parliamentary subcommittee related to cryptocurrency. The consequences of the “Coin Gate” led to the fact that deputies, regulators and other government officials called on each other to disclose their cryptocurrency assets.

First of all, this concerns employees of the Financial Services Commission, the country’s main financial regulator. The agency is responsible for regulating the national crypto industry, and has the ability to conduct random checks on internal crypto exchanges.