Global Coordination or Fragmentation of Digital Assets?
2025 showed that the world no longer ignores digital assets — but regulation is developing faster than coordination.
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2025 showed that the world no longer ignores digital assets — but regulation is developing faster than coordination. While the market capitalization of digital assets exceeded $4 trillion for the first time, individual jurisdictions differ on what exactly they consider regulated assets.
Different Approaches
- USA: SEC vs. CFTC jurisdictional disputes
- EU: MiCA as a comprehensive framework
- Asia: Singapore and Hong Kong as crypto hubs
- China: Retail ban, focus on CBDC
Fragmentation Risks
Uncoordinated regulation creates:
- Regulatory arbitrage
- Uneven conditions for companies
- Uncertainty for investors
Path to Harmonization
International organizations like FSB and BIS are working on global standards, but implementation remains with national regulators.
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