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Global cryptocurrency and blockchain regulations vary widely. The EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), effective May 2023, requires licensing for crypto service providers to combat fraud and money laundering. The U.S. passed landmark legislation in July 2025, clarifying stablecoin and digital commodity oversight, with the CFTC taking a lead role. Brazil's 2023 Cryptoassets Act regulates virtual asset services to prevent scams. China maintains a strict ban on crypto trading and mining since 2021. Switzerland and Singapore foster innovation with lenient frameworks, attracting ICOs. The UK taxes crypto as property and introduced stricter advertising rules in 2023. Regulatory disparities create challenges, with global coordination urged to ensure financial stability and innovation
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