Digital currencies are increasingly regulated by governments around the world today, aiming to protect investors, combat money laundering, and enhance transparency. These regulations vary from country to country; while countries like the UAE seek to regulate the market and support innovation through bodies like VARA, other countries like China impose a complete ban on trading. In the United States, digital currencies are subject to strict oversight by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), which seeks to classify some digital assets as securities. These efforts reflect the need to balance innovation with regulation to ensure sustainable growth in the digital currency market without risking financial stability.

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