Overview of Countries and Regions Legalizing Cryptocurrency by 2025

The law is the most basic rule of protection. This article not only introduces the countries that have legalized cryptocurrency by 2025 but also lists regions that have a friendly attitude towards it.
Currently, some domestic sectors face a 'bottleneck' dilemma. Utilizing blockchain technology to explore international markets may be a new direction worth trying for young people.

The domestic cryptocurrency market is in a gray area of 'neither illegal nor legal.' In a sense, this also provides opportunities for courageous entrepreneurs.

Opportunities emerge from chaos.

In this non-monopolized field, only those who dare to break through can succeed.

Which countries have a friendly attitude towards cryptocurrency?

The following countries even allow salary payments in cryptocurrency:

1. United Arab Emirates

· Policy Attitude: Clearly Supportive

· Especially Dubai, which has become a pioneer in cryptocurrency and blockchain technology in recent years due to its open market environment.

2. Switzerland

· Policy Attitude: Clearly Supportive, especially in Zug.

· In 2018, Switzerland proposed the goal of becoming a 'crypto nation' to provide a friendly environment for blockchain companies.

3. South Korea

· Policy Attitude: Constantly Improving

· Although South Korea's related policies are still developing, its efforts to create a technology-friendly business environment are evident.

4. Singapore

· Policy Attitude: Very Supportive

· Singapore has over 100 registered cryptocurrency companies, making it one of the blockchain technology centers in Southeast Asia.

5. United States

· Policy Attitude: Varies by State

· The regulatory differences for cryptocurrency in the U.S. vary greatly by state. Although the policies are complex, the overall trend leans towards positive development.

Global Cryptocurrency Legalization Map

Europe

Globally, European countries are leading in the legalization of cryptocurrency. Out of 41 countries, 39 have recognized it as legal, accounting for as high as 95.1%.

For example:

· Austria: Allows cryptocurrency as a payment method.

· Switzerland: Known as the 'Cryptocurrency Paradise.'

· Malta: Known as 'Blockchain Island,' very friendly towards the cryptocurrency industry.

Americas

Of the 31 countries in the Americas, 24 have recognized cryptocurrency as legal, accounting for about 77.4%.

For example:

· Canada: Relatively open policies.

· United States: Policies vary by state, but the overall attitude supports legal trading.

· Brazil: As a major economy in South America, Brazil shows a positive attitude towards cryptocurrency.

Asia

There are 45 countries in Asia, of which 35 recognize cryptocurrency as legal, accounting for about 77.7%.

For example:

· Japan: Recognized Bitcoin as a legal payment method since 2017.

· Singapore: Leading in blockchain technology and related policies in Asia.

· South Korea: Gradually allowing legal trading and implementing strict market regulation.

Other Regions

· Australia: Policy clearly supports.

· New Zealand: Allows cryptocurrency as a payment tool.

· Central African Republic: Announced Bitcoin as legal tender in 2022, becoming the second country in the world to adopt this policy.

Summary: Global Opportunities for Young People

Although the domestic cryptocurrency market is still unclear, globally, most countries have an open attitude towards it. This indeed presents a potential track for young people eager to explore new fields.