2025-12-25 09:25:00

Legal regulations related to the energy market and e-commerce legislation in Turkey have been strengthened. Under these laws, monetary penalties have been increased, and inspection mechanisms targeting market participants have been tightened. This development further tightens the legal compliance framework for businesses operating in the digital commerce and energy sectors.

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SerLiquidated

· 2025-12-28 08:17

Turkey is learning from the US; fines are getting harsher year by year. Companies need to be prepared.

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SatoshiChallenger

· 2025-12-27 23:14

Another story of "strengthening regulation," data shows that the compliance costs for Turkish energy companies have increased, but how many can actually survive? Ironically, every time fines double, small players are eliminated, leaving only giants monopolizing in the end. This is called "market-oriented reform." Speaking of which, where are the lessons from history? This strict regulatory approach was used quite skillfully last time, but what was the result? From a technical and policy perspective, regulation is indeed moving towards standardization, but what it can actually change depends on the data over the next six months. Interestingly, does this have any implications for Web3, or are we just tired of hearing stories from traditional industries?

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 2025-12-25 09:50

Turkey's recent crackdown is really tough, with strict investigations into energy and e-commerce, and significant increases in fines... companies are having a hard time.

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