Global #crypto regulations

The Philippines has cemented its status as a leader in digital asset adoption, with a comprehensive regulatory framework that began in 2017.

Georgia is rapidly solidifying its position as a leading Bitcoin-friendly country and a significant player in the global crypto landscape.

Ukraine continues to lead Eastern Europe’s crypto evolution with new regulatory milestones and ambitious plans for a national Bitcoin reserve.

New Zealand continues to approach cryptocurrency with a unique and evolving regulatory stance. Rather than treating crypto as legal tender, the country recognizes it as property for tax purposes—a move that has shaped its digital asset landscape since 2018.

Turkey has taken a major step in tightening its grip on the cryptocurrency industry, launching one of its most aggressive enforcement actions to date.

Legal experts have begun analyzing how Trump’s actions might influence the Ripple lawsuit, one of the most significant cases in the cryptocurrency sector.

South Korea has officially commenced discussions to develop the second phase of its crypto regulatory framework, aiming to finalize the legislation within the second half of this year.

Bitcoin’s remarkable rally in 2024, driven by Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election and his crypto-friendly stance, is showing signs of slowing down as the year draws to a close.

As the U.S. positions itself to become a global crypto hub, China may face increasing pressure to rethink its stance on digital assets.

The Coinbase-backed advocacy group, Stand With Crypto, has expanded its efforts to Australia, marking a significant step in its global push for clearer crypto regulations and more favorable policies.

Bitcoin has soared to a new all-time high (ATH) of $81,858, marking a nearly 21% increase in value. This remarkable surge is being attributed to the election of former President Donald Trump, whose pro-crypto stance during his campaign has fueled investor optimism.

In a bold move to shape the future of cryptocurrency regulation, Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, has announced plans to collaborate with the incoming Donald Trump administration.