Global cryptocurrency regulations are undergoing rapid transformation as nations move to bring clarity and security to the digital asset space. In the United States, the SEC and CFTC are exploring the introduction of perpetual contracts in domestic markets, aiming to enhance the country’s leadership in crypto innovation. A joint roundtable is scheduled for September 29 to discuss unified regulatory frameworks and possible exemptions for innovation-focused entities.
Belarus is also stepping up by designing clearer, more transparent crypto rules to protect investors and stabilize its economy. The country aims to strike a balance between regulation and innovation in its growing blockchain sector.
Meanwhile, Japan is transitioning crypto oversight under its securities law framework, which reflects a more structured approach in aligning digital assets with traditional financial instruments.
In India, the government has implemented banking-level KYC and AML regulations for Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) since March 2023. Crypto is legal to own, trade, and sell, but gains are taxed at 30%, with an additional 1% TDS on qualifying transactions. VDA service providers must also register with FIU-IND to remain compliant.
These regulatory updates show a clear global trend toward integrating crypto compliance into mainstream financial systems.
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