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Crypto Regulation

Definition

Crypto regulation refers to the rules and laws established by governmental bodies to oversee digital assets and their associated activities. These regulations aim to address concerns such as investor protection, financial stability, anti-money laundering, and the prevention of illicit financing. The implementation of such frameworks significantly influences market behavior, the development of new digital asset products, and the operational scope of cryptocurrency businesses. Different jurisdictions adopt varied approaches, creating a complex global regulatory landscape.