🔥 BREAKING: Vietnam has officially legalized crypto.
A new Digital Technology Law passed by the National Assembly will take effect on Jan 1, 2026.
This move could turn Vietnam into a major player in the crypto economy.
Under the law, cryptoassets are defined as digital assets using encryption or similar tech for creation, issuance, storage, or transfer.
This is not a sandbox. It’s full-scale recognition.
The law sets a clear legal framework for digital finance, tokenized assets, and blockchain-based innovation.
It’s part of Vietnam’s strategy to become a regional digital powerhouse by 2030.
But this isn’t a crypto free-for-all.
The law includes strict AML/KYC compliance, FATF-aligned standards, and central oversight for all digital asset service providers (VASPs).
Vietnam is now aiming to exit the FATF “grey list” with this bold move.
Crypto legal recognition is now framed as a path to reputation, investment, and tech leadership.
This is NOT just a local story.
It’s a signal: Southeast Asia is waking up, and regulators are starting to build, not ban.
Big contrast to the U.S. turf wars and EU’s slow rollout.
Watch Vietnam closely.
With its tech-savvy population and strong developer base, this law could turn the country into the next crypto innovation hub.
Expect capital to follow.
Vietnam just went full crypto. No pilot. No sandbox. Full throttle.
This is what regulatory clarity looks like.
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