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Luisa Crawford
Jun 26, 2025 07:09

Explore the current landscape of cryptocurrency regulation across 25 major jurisdictions, covering financial integrity, consumer protection, and market integrity, as detailed by Chainalysis.

The cryptocurrency industry, now valued at approximately $3 trillion, is gaining significant regulatory attention worldwide. According to Chainalysis, a detailed examination of regulatory frameworks across 25 jurisdictions reveals a varied landscape of crypto regulation, with only a handful of countries having implemented comprehensive rules. Current State of Crypto Regulation Chainalysis reports that only eight jurisdictions, representing less than 20% of the global crypto market, have comprehensive rules covering financial integrity, consumer protection, and market integrity. Financial integrity regulations, especially anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CFT) measures, are more developed, with 18 jurisdictions covering 58% of the market having such rules in place. Challenges in Financial Integrity Despite progress, significant gaps remain in financial integrity due to the novelty of blockchain technology and the rapid pace of industry developments. The FATF’s June 2024 report indicated that many jurisdictions are non-compliant with its recommendations on preventing misuse of virtual assets for illicit activities. Challenges such as capacity constraints and the need for new regulatory structures are common hurdles. Consumer Protection Measures Consumer protection in the crypto space varies significantly across jurisdictions. While some countries have established clear disclosure requirements and marketing restrictions, others are still developing these frameworks. Singapore, for example, prohibits direct advertising to the public by crypto firms, showcasing the diversity in regulatory approaches. Market Integrity and Its Complexities Market integrity remains a challenging area, with only nine jurisdictions having clear rules against market abuse. The unique structure of crypto markets, such as decentralized governance and cross-platform trading, complicates the enforcement of traditional market integrity rules. Chainalysis highlights the prevalence of practices…

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