Kazakhstan will establish a National Cryptocurrency Analytics Center to monitor transactions involving digital assets, National Bank Chairman Timur Suleimenov said at a government meeting, state news agency Qazinform reported on Monday. The new body will be built on the central bank’s supervisory SupTech platform and is intended to give authorities a unified view of both cryptocurrency and fiat money flows. The move marks another step in the country’s effort to formalize oversight of digital assets, and comes as the Central Asian nation, one of the world’s leading bitcoin-mining hubs, seeks closer visibility over a rapidly expanding crypto market.