BITPRISMIA
Georgia is recognized as one of the top 10 bitcoin-friendly countries with favorable tax policies and regulations aimed at developing its crypto ecosystem.
South Korea is preparing to propose its first comprehensive stablecoin bill, aimed at regulating Won-pegged stablecoins to enhance consumer protection, financial stability, and global competitiveness.
TRON's journey from a controversial ICO in 2017 to becoming the first major blockchain platform with direct public equity exposure by 2025 highlights its resilience, strategic acquisitions, and dominance in stablecoin transactions.
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South Korea is transitioning to a licensing model for won-backed stablecoins, emphasizing higher capital requirements and stricter oversight to ensure stability and consumer protection.
Spain is strengthening its crypto regulatory framework in 2025, aligning with EU standards like MiCA, introducing stricter tax policies, and requiring CASP licenses for crypto service providers.
Brazil is implementing comprehensive cryptocurrency regulations in 2025 under the Brazilian Virtual Assets Law (BVAL), focusing on taxation, consumer protection, and anti-money laundering measures.
In 2025, Thailand is implementing various crypto-related regulations and initiatives, including tax exemptions, licensing requirements, and public consultations, aiming to foster crypto adoption and establish itself as a global crypto leader.
Japan has developed a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, recognizing Bitcoin as a legal payment method and implementing stricter financial regulations by 2026.
Pakistan has shifted from crypto skepticism to proactive regulation in 2025, establishing the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC) and Pakistan Digital Assets Authority (PDAA), and implementing a comprehensive crypto tax policy.