... and large fines. Simplification of administrative procedures: reducing opportunities for corruption by reducing bureaucracy. 2. Georgia: Large-scale police reform: a complete renewal of personnel and a change in the work system. Simplification of the licensing and permit system: reducing administrative barriers for businesses. Introduction of electronic systems in public administration: increasing transparency and reducing personal contact with officials. Active prosecution of corrupt officials, including ...

... recent weeks). Riding the wave of success, market participants are preparing ETFs for other top assets. Regulators in many countries are easing their stance: crypto ETFs have existed in Canada and the EU for several years, while Hong Kong is actively licensing crypto exchanges. Institutional products boost the legitimacy of the industry and simplify market entry for major players. The Ripple Case: Legal Clarity Achieved In June 2025, the SEC and Ripple Labs reached a settlement, concluding a years-long ...

... Crypto-Assets), establishing uniform requirements for crypto businesses and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries. Implementing MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European crypto market more transparent and secure—licensing for the first crypto exchanges under the new rules has already begun. In Asia, several countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.) are competing for the status of regional crypto hubs, offering special regulatory regimes to attract companies and ...

... requirements for crypto business and stablecoin issuance across all EU countries. The implementation of MiCA is expected to reduce regulatory risks for companies and make the European cryptocurrency market more transparent and secure – the process of licensing the first crypto exchanges under the new rules has already begun. In Asia, several countries (Hong Kong, Singapore, etc.) are competing for the status of regional crypto hubs, offering special regulatory regimes to attract companies and capital....

... Beyond the U.S., clearer regulations are being formed in other regions as well. In Europe, the MiCA regulation norms, which are uniform throughout the European Union, have come into effect, establishing transparent requirements for crypto assets and licensing of companies. This opens new opportunities for legal cryptocurrency business operations in the European market. In Asia, several countries, including Hong Kong and Singapore, are competing to become regional crypto hubs by introducing special ...