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Regulatory Landscape of Cryptocurrencies Across Major Jurisdictions

The document provides a generic overview of how various countries classify cryptocurrencies, without naming specific actors, transactions, or actionable allegations. It offers minimal investigative va Different jurisdictions treat crypto as assets, securities, legal tender, or commodities. US agencies (SEC, CFTC, OCC) have not definitively classified most cryptocurrencies as securities. IRS treats

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November 11, 2025
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House Oversight
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House Oversight #025685
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The document provides a generic overview of how various countries classify cryptocurrencies, without naming specific actors, transactions, or actionable allegations. It offers minimal investigative va Different jurisdictions treat crypto as assets, securities, legal tender, or commodities. US agencies (SEC, CFTC, OCC) have not definitively classified most cryptocurrencies as securities. IRS treats

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Cryptocurrencies’ Legal and Regulatory Status Remains Uncertain Investment Gold man Management Division Country Illustrative Acceptance of Cryptocurrencies’ Status Key Regulator Switzerland Singapore Japan United Kingdom United States Russia China Cryptocurrencies' Assets, not Securities Assets, not Securities Recognized as legal tender (Bitcoin only) Private Currency - Commodities, potentially securities (SEC has not yet made determination) - IRS treats as property for tax purposes (Exchanges, however, are not required to create 1099s). Financial instruments, not currency Non-monetary digital asset FINMA Monetary Authority of Singapore Financial Services Agency Financial Conduct Authority SEC CFTC OCC 50 States Central Bank of Russia Russian Finance Ministry People’s Bank of China = The cryptocurrency world operates across geographic and jurisdictional borders, creating ambiguity as to its legal status. = Individual countries have taken differing views on cryptocurrencies. (1) Data according to Autonomous NEXT #Token Mania (July 2017) Source: Investment Strategy Group, Cryptocompare.com. 22

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