Data from Kazakhstan’s Ministry of AI and Digital Development shows that certified miners and mining pools in the country produced 7,200 BTC from the start of 2023 through May 2026. Output peaked in 2024 at roughly 3,400 BTC. The ministry’s figures also show 78 miners are currently operating in Kazakhstan, with more than 465,000 mining devices registered. From 2023 to 2025, miners paid about 35 billion tenge, or roughly $75 million, in taxes, with most of that revenue coming from import value-added tax on equipment. The ministry said 81.5% of digital mining services are concentrated in the capital, Astana, where the Astana International Financial Centre hosts offices for exchanges including Binance and Bybit. Earlier, President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a law removing the requirement for miners to sell most of their mined output through exchanges at the Astana financial center.
Figures from Kazakhstan’s Ministry of AI and Digital Development show the country’s certified miners and mining pools generated 7,200 BTC from early 2023 to May 2026. The peak came in 2024, when output hit roughly 3,400 BTC.
Right now, Kazakhstan has 78 miners operating, and more than 465,000 mining devices are on the register. Between 2023 and 2025, miners paid about 35 billion tenge in taxes, equal to roughly $75 million. The bulk of that tax revenue came from import value-added tax on mining equipment.
The ministry said 81.5% of digital mining services are concentrated in the capital, Astana. And the Astana International Financial Centre is home to offices for exchanges such as Binance and Bybit.
Earlier, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a law scrapping the mandatory rule that forced miners to sell most of their mined assets through exchanges at the Astana financial center.
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