Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Duc Chi sharing information at the regular Government press conference – Photo: VGP/Nhat Bac

Speaking at the regular monthly Government press conference held by the Government Office in Hanoi on August 7, Deputy Minister of Finance Nguyen Duc Chi said that in the process of building the project, the Ministry has studied a lot of experience from countries in the region and around the world. Along with that, the Ministry also assessed the actual situation related to encrypted assets that Vietnamese citizens are participating in trading and buying and selling.

To ensure feasibility and suitability, the Ministry of Finance has coordinated with experts and organizations to hold many workshops and conferences to gather opinions and clarify the legal, technological, and management aspects of this type of asset. This is a necessary step in the context that the global encrypted asset market still poses many risks and has not been widely recognized in the official legal system of many countries.

According to the Ministry of Finance leader, the project for a pilot market for encrypted assets has basically been completed in terms of selection criteria for participating organizations, technical conditions, operating processes, and financial and professional capacity of the proposing units.

The Ministry of Finance has reported the project to the Government. The Government then reported it to the Politburo to seek directions for implementation. Deputy Minister Nguyen Duc Chi said that after receiving the conclusion of the Politburo, the Ministry of Finance will continue to finalize it under the direction and submit it to the Government to issue relevant regulations to organize the pilot implementation.

If the review and approval process goes smoothly, the pilot implementation is expected to start as soon as this August.

The Deputy Minister of Finance added that first of all, the Ministry will clarify the criteria, conditions, and standards for selection. These requirements will include factors related to information technology, technical processes, financial capacity, and the professionalism of the registering unit.

After finalizing the specific criteria, the Ministry of Finance will publicly announce these conditions to organize the selection. In the pilot phase, more than one exchange will be allowed to operate to create a healthy competitive environment. However, the number will be kept at a reasonable level to facilitate monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness of the pilot.

A notable point in the project is that the Ministry of Finance proposes to encourage private economic components to participate in providing services in the encrypted asset market. This proposal is completely in line with the spirit of Party Resolution 68 on private economic development, while creating favorable conditions for capable and creative enterprises to participate in this new field.

“This is a highly innovative field that requires flexibility, dynamism, and adaptability to technology. Therefore, the private sector is expected to play a leading role in deploying trading platforms and providing services for the market. However, the selection of service providers must be based on strict criteria to ensure safety, transparency, and effectiveness throughout the pilot implementation process,” emphasized Deputy Minister Nguyen Duc Chi.

You may also like

“Defense Ministry’s Ambitious Offshore Wind Power Plan: A Trillion-Dollar Vision for Vietnam’s Energy Future”

Let me know if you would like me to elaborate on this title or provide additional content suggestions to support this new direction. I can offer a few ideas for key messages and themes if it would be helpful!

The Ministry of Industry and Trade, as the state management agency for the power industry, will assess the alignment with the national power development strategy and master plan, progress, technology, grid connection capability, power purchase agreement, socio-economic efficiency, technical safety, and investor qualifications.

Revealing the Top 10 Insurance Companies Contributing the Most to Vietnam’s State Budget

The latest financial report insights reveal an interesting trend in the insurance industry. As per the data, a notable 23 insurance companies contributed significantly to the economy, each generating a substantial revenue of over 100 billion VND in 2024. This impressive performance showcases the strength and potential of the industry, with these leading companies paving the way for a prosperous future.

2.222 Long Châu Pharmacies: A Mission for a Healthier Vietnam

After nearly a decade of unwavering dedication to community health, Long Chau Pharmacy reached a significant milestone in early July 2025. With the opening of its 2,222nd pharmacy, the company solidified its presence across Vietnam, bringing its expert healthcare services to every corner of the nation.

An Abundance of Affordable Housing Options: 700 Social Housing Units to Hit the Market, Starting at Just 470 Million VND per Unit.

The project encompasses a population of approximately 8,000 individuals, creating a vibrant community with a diverse range of experiences and backgrounds.

Unveiling Three Landmark Projects: Nghe An’s Tribute to 80 Years of Independence

On the momentous occasion of the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2, 1945 – September 2, 2025), Nghe An is set to inaugurate three significant projects.