DUBAI, Oct 26 (Reuters) – The regulator for DIFC, Dubai’s state-owned financial free zone and the Middle East’s major finance centre, has released the first part of a regulatory framework for digital tokens aimed at opening up trading of the fast-growing asset class.

The move by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) comes as Gulf countries start to look at how to regulate digital assets to attract new forms of business as regional economic competition heats up.

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