In a step considered the first of its kind in the world, Vietnam approved on the fourteenth of June two thousand twenty-five a new law called the Digital Technology Industry Law, which is set to come into effect with the start of the new year, specifically on the first of January two thousand twenty-six. This law is regarded as an official recognition of digital currencies as it classifies them into two main categories: virtual assets and encrypted assets, opening the door for clear and transparent regulation of this industry within the country. This step comes in the context of Vietnam's increasing interest in maintaining its position at the forefront of countries in terms of digital currency adoption rates, as it currently ranks fifth globally and seeks, through this legislative framework, to affirm its presence and establish its position among the most advanced countries in the field of modern financial technologies.