PANews reported on December 30 that according to the "China Financial Stability Report (2024)", global cryptocurrency regulation continues to increase. Currently, 51 countries and regions in the world have issued regulations prohibiting crypto assets, and some economies have regulated by adjusting laws or re-legislating. The report specifically mentioned Hong Kong's progress in cryptocurrency compliance, and its "dual license" system covers both security and non-security tokens. At the same time, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved the listing of a Bitcoin spot ETF in January 2024, but the SEC chairman said that this does not mean that the SEC has approved or recognized Bitcoin products, warning investors to be cautious about Bitcoin and other products linked to crypto assets, emphasizing their potential risks.
Report: 51 countries/regions prohibit crypto assets, and some economies regulate them by adjusting laws or re-legislating
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