Regulation of cryptocurrencies is becoming increasingly relevant in the world, as the rapid spread of digital assets creates both new opportunities and significant risks. On one hand, cryptocurrencies provide transparency in transactions, reduce transfer costs, and open access to financial services for millions of people. On the other hand, they can be used for money laundering, financing terrorism, and tax evasion.

Ukraine has already taken important steps in this direction by adopting the law "On Virtual Assets," which regulates the cryptocurrency market. However, further changes are needed for full integration into the global economy – adaptation of tax legislation, cooperation with international regulators, and the implementation of transparent control mechanisms.