Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence

Cryptoassets regulation, tracked jurisdiction by jurisdiction

Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence follows how crypto licensing, token classification, stablecoin regimes, and consumer-protection rules are evolving across jurisdictions worldwide. Coverage is built from primary regulator publications and cross-referenced secondary sources, organised into eight regulatory modules per jurisdiction.

8Modules tracked

155Jurisdictions published

3,247Sourced findings

7Free-tier jurisdictions

Current status

Published and live. 155 jurisdiction pages are published, carrying 3,247 sourced findings drawn from 2,563 distinct sources across 8 regulatory modules, out of 155 jurisdictions tracked. Every figure on this page is counted from the pages being deployed, not entered by hand, so it cannot drift from what the site actually serves. Browse the jurisdictions.

What this site is

About this site

This site is the reader-facing surface for the Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence monitor: an AI-assisted research pipeline that reads primary regulator sources and secondary crypto-industry press, then structures findings into eight standing modules per jurisdiction — crypto licensing, token classification, on-chain activity regime, AML/CFT regime (subscribed from the Financial Integrity Monitor), stablecoin regime, consumer protection, tax treatment, and cross-border transfer.

The pipeline and this front end are being built out in parallel; this is the day-one static shell. See the methodology page for the full research-to-publication pipeline and the honesty disclosures that govern every page on this site.

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Jurisdictions Browse jurisdiction coverage See which jurisdictions are in scope and their current onboarding status. Dashboard View pipeline status Check what data has landed and what is still onboarding. Methodology Read how this is built The research pipeline, free-JID policy, and AI-disclosure model.