On June 14, the National Assembly of Vietnam approved the 'Digital Technology Industry Law', bringing digital assets under regulatory oversight. It is reported that this law will take effect on January 1, 2026, recognizing crypto assets and laying the foundation for broader digital innovation across Vietnam. The law categorizes digital assets into two types: virtual assets and crypto assets. Although both rely on cryptography or digital technology for verification and transfer, they do not include securities, digital legal tender, or other financial instruments. Currently, the task of regulatory authorities is to outline the specific business conditions, classifications, and supervision mechanisms for these asset types.