Discover how different APAC nations are driving cryptocurrency adoption through unique regulatory, cultural, and economic approaches in 2025.
The United States is #2 on our 2025 annual adoption index. Institutions, ETFs, and tokenized treasuries drove crypto adoption in North America.
Analysis of Sub-Saharan Africa's crypto market reveals 52% growth to $205B, driven by retail transactions. It is the 3rd fastest-growing region.
We explain our methodology for analyzing global crypto adoption trends in 2025. India and the United States lead crypto adoption worldwide.
Road to Crypto Regulationsシリーズの第1部として、この記事ではオンチェーン活動の73%を占める25の主要な国・地域における規制状況について論じます。
この記事では、The Road to Crypto Regulation Part 2: 金融サービスと暗号資産の交差点に位置するステーブルコインのプレビューとして、ステーブルコイン規制が世界的にどのように進化しているか、今後の課題と展望について解説します。
In Part 1 of our Road to Crypto Regulation series, we examine the current status of regulation across 25 jurisdictions that account for 73% of on-chain activity.
Darknet market bitcoin revenues drop amid law enforcement crackdowns, but threats are evolving. Chinese-manufactured synthetic opioids and untraceable "ghost guns" present growing challenges to public safety.
Traditional organized crime groups — including cartels, wildlife traffickers, IPTV pirates, and even violent criminals — are increasingly adopting crypto, using a structured division of labor, intelligence gathering, and laundering operations.
$15.8B in crypto was received by sanctioned entities as the U.S. and allies intensified efforts to disrupt state-backed financing.
In 2024, high-yield investment and crypto pig butchering scams saw the highest scam revenues while the ecosystem became more professionalized.
Crypto ransomware experienced significant changes in 2024 with total ransom payments decreasing 35.82% YoY. Learn more in the 2025 Crypto Crime Report.
In the market manipulation chapter of the 2025 Crypto Crime Report, we explore significant volumes of suspected wash trading and pump-and-dump schemes.
Facing debanking efforts, extremist groups are using cryptocurrency to finance operations, potentially incubating political violence. An excerpt from our 2025 Crypto Crime Report.
Nearly $2.2 billion worth of crypto funds were stolen from hacks in 2024. In the biggest hack, more than $300 million was stolen from one group.
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