Vietnam is gradually shaping the legal framework for cryptocurrencies, marking an important step in managing digital assets. Recently, the Ministry of Finance has been tasked with developing detailed regulations, expected to be completed by 2025, aimed at managing the issuance, trading, and ownership of digital assets. The government is also promoting sandbox testing for cryptocurrency exchanges, collaborating with international organizations like Bybit, to ensure transparency and compliance with anti-money laundering regulations. #VietnamCryptoPolicy reflects the effort to balance between encouraging blockchain technology innovation and controlling financial risks. With a high level of cryptocurrency popularity, around 17 million people owning digital assets, Vietnam is moving towards a transparent market, facilitating businesses and investors to participate in the global digital economy.