The battle to legalize cryptocurrencies has been going on ever since bitcoin success stories started appearing on the Internet. Approaches to regulation differ, although they are constantly evolving.
Many countries are seeking to legislate the exchange of cryptocurrencies. For example, Estonia was one of the first to pass a cryptocurrency regulation law, which allows licensed crypto exchanges to operate officially. By the way, Cratos crypto exchange service also has an official license in Estonia, which complies with the legislation of European financial regulators in the EU.
In the United States, five bills that specifically aim to expand and explore the use of blockchain technology were created in 2019. One of them focuses on how blockchain technologies can be used by the Export-Import Bank1.
To date, countries that have already issued their cryptocurrencies include:
— Ecuador,
— China,
— Senegal,
— Singapore,
— Tunisia.
And Estonia, Japan, Palestine, Russia, and Sweden are among those countries who are already looking to launch national cryptocurrencies.