The recent legislation on digital assets marks a milestone in the regulation and protection of those participating in this sector. This legal framework aims to establish clear criteria for classifying digital assets, distinguishing between those that can be considered commodities and those that have specific restrictions. In addition, it imposes registration and compliance requirements for intermediaries, strengthening oversight and mitigating risks such as money laundering. The focus on protecting users' rights, such as self-custody and transparency, positions jurisdictions that adopt these measures as benchmarks in financial innovation. Financial education and the conducting of studies on the impact and risks associated with these assets are also promoted, contributing to a safer and more transparent environment for investors and consumers. Thus, regulation fosters trust and the sustainable development of the digital asset market
