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Governments worldwide are grappling with blockchain regulation, balancing innovation with risk management. The EU's MiCA framework (2023) sets comprehensive crypto rules, while the US takes a fragmented approach via SEC enforcement and state-level laws. Asia shows divergence: Singapore embraces crypto with clear guidelines, whereas China maintains a strict ban despite supporting blockchain technology. Emerging economies like UAE and El Salvador are creating crypto-friendly hubs to attract investment. Key regulatory focuses include consumer protection, anti-money laundering (AML), and tax compliance. As CBDCs develop, international coordination is increasing through bodies like the FSB. The future lies in harmonized standards that enable growth while mitigating systemic risks in this borderless technology.