Which country offers the best support for crypto?

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wolf2020Senior Member
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#1Sep 30, 2025, 07:28 AM
Which countries around the globe have the most welcoming rules for the crypto scene? I'm curious about places where the regulations are chill and let people use crypto without a bunch of restrictions. Could it be the US, El Salvador, or maybe the UAE? Also, do you know of any countries (or a group of them) that serve as tax havens for crypto enthusiasts? I’d really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks a lot!
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SilentGuruSenior Member
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#2Sep 30, 2025, 09:04 AM
If being crypto friendly means no tax on capital gain and crypto friendly regulation then its most certainly UAE and Singapore. There are many crypto events being hosted there routinely every year.
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jake404Member
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#3Sep 30, 2025, 01:38 PM
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chris.deg3nFull Member
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#4Sep 30, 2025, 02:55 PM
I don't know which of them is the most crypto friendly but try to see this country which they implement nice law for crypto and also its users. Portugal they have this no capital tax gain for individual crypto user, their crypto tourism is also growing. Germany they made strong adoption on crypto and they have great EU and MICA framework, they also have this exemptions for long term holders. Singapore they are so supportive on fintech ecosystem and that made them became a crypto friendly country. I believe there are lots of countries are now crypto friendly and this is really great for the growth of whole crypto.
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byte2013Senior Member
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#5Sep 30, 2025, 06:12 PM
From what I know, many countries can be considered friendly toward cryptocurrency, and one of the top ones I’d say is Taiwan. As far as I’m aware, they have merchants that accept crypto payments such as travel agencies, fast-food chains (like some McDonald’s locations that are open to crypto payments, and even Starbucks). Additionally, I believe some banks there have adopted crypto as well, though I might not be entirely correct about this. That said, my own country is generally friendly, but unfortunately, our government isn’t as supportive of the crypto space.
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#6Sep 30, 2025, 10:06 PM
i don’t know very much, but i know about some counties those countries government reserved crypto (especially bitcoin), ex- usa is one of them big country they reserved billions of crypto even they launched own crypto, bhutan, el salvador, singapore those countries reserved crypto, so it’s definitely those countries have regulation & people’s can use crypto freely or legally.
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0x0rb1tSenior Member
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#7Oct 1, 2025, 02:31 AM
The most crypto friendly country is the one which doesn't have any regulations towards Bitcoin. They don't bother if the citizens are dealing with Bitcoin and they don't want to take a slice of investors' profits for themselves. It's a country which has a government which doesn't even talk about Bitcoin. Once a country starts claiming to be Bitcoin friendly, it's a signal things are already going on the wrong way.
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#8Oct 1, 2025, 06:05 AM
Based on what I read and some news about active conventions, UAE is doing it very well. If you guys are familiar with the token2049 dubai, it's more than an event because you can really feel the community and they're very open to introduce crypto to you especially if you're not familiar or new to it. The event feels more like how to solidify the foundation and of course the innovation of web3 development. One example is like the remittance system, quick assets conversion and of course accessible tools for trading. Afaik is also regulated there unlike here in my country, it's DNS block and will implement taxation soon lol.
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sigma07Senior Member
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#9Oct 1, 2025, 06:21 AM
I also think that it's UAE. And that's why Binance and other exchanges have a headquarters there because I think they're tax free and setting up a business there related to crypto or not is not of a hassle compared to the other countries. I remember Malta was one of the crypto friendly countries some years ago but I am not sure if they are still in the same position with crypto tax incentives there or they have modified it already. It's been so long since I've heard news from there after it was on the headlines that they were a crypto friendly country.
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#10Oct 1, 2025, 10:50 AM
UAE is having some impressive things which always make its proud around the globe just because of this I am here enjoying for long time now recently I started my journey and just because of environment and conditions I am increasing my knowledge and assets in crypto. I never faced any problem regarding anything I am starting my own way of buying and selling because its also giving profit but my main target is always holding Bitcoin for long time because currently its one of the best investment and saving as well for anyone who can understand and hold. https://sumsub.com/blog/crypto-friendly-countries/
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bull_cobraFull Member
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#11Oct 1, 2025, 11:43 AM
But this doesn't mean that Switzerland is the most crypto friendly country in the world nowadays. Maybe is the most trusted one for crypto companies or private investors but not for every crypto users. Just compare it with UAE or USA and see the difference from a normal user approach. Residents in Switzerland can freely use their crypto holdings or join cryptocurrency exchanges without limits? If it's that much friendly, why it's not the best orientation of all crypto users including bog companies who prefer USA or UAE? There is something missing in this reply or the prompt was so general.
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maxi2017Senior Member
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#12Oct 1, 2025, 01:39 PM
Yeah, thats what I thought at first too, but then I started thinking.  No rules means no safety: If a government ignores Bitcoin, it also means they will not protect you if something goes wrong.  If you get scammed, or a company runs off with your money, or a deal fails, guess what?  The law wont care since the government never even recognized crypto in the first place.  Also, big companies need rules.  They are not gonna put billions into a place with no rules.  They need to know about taxes and if things are legal before they move in.  If a country is a total Wild West, only shady, small businesses are gonna show up.
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SilentGuruSenior Member
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#13Oct 1, 2025, 07:55 PM
Yeah UAE is trying hard to attract crypto millionaires and crypto company. There were rumours about UAE granting Golden Visa to TON holders with specific minimum threshold though that was debunked and actually not true. I honestly think as long as a country don't impose capital gain, they're crypto friendly for any crypto holders.
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tony_ninjaSenior Member
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#14Oct 1, 2025, 08:24 PM
That's a valid point and I fully agree with you, the most friendly countries for crypto are those that doesn't have any type of crypto currency related regulations and don't even consider them as payment method or anything else, but these days most countries have regulations when it comes to Bitcoin and other crypto currencies and thus we can't say that in the whole planet which country is safe in this regard. The poor countries often could be considered as good when it comes to crypto but those aren't countries for everyone to live there. So in my point of view UAE could be considered as highly crypto friendly country because they don't really have any restrictions on usage of crypto.
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st4cks4tsFull Member
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#15Oct 2, 2025, 01:13 AM
It seems that there are several countries that are among the most crypto-friendly (Source). Some of these countries have completely abolished taxes. While others have low taxes. It appears that the reason for tax exemption in some of these countries is to attract foreign investors to invest in their countries or even perhaps because there are not many transactions there yet. So they may impose taxes when transactions become significant. And they may not want to give up the potential tax revenue from crypto transactions. We can see the imposition of taxes in several countries that are among the top global crypto adopters (Source).
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ledger_protoFull Member
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#16Oct 2, 2025, 05:52 AM
According to my research, Taiwan is actually a crypto friendly country with a clear legal framework. They have a completely different crypto-friendly attitude than China. But in terms of crypto friendliness, I don't think they deserve to be considered crypto havens. Because they tax crypto investors 15-45% and this is not an attractive tax rate. El Salvador, Switzerland, or UAE deserve to be the most friendly countries and crypto paradises with clear regulations and especially almost completely taxfree for the crypto industry.
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darklordSenior Member
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#17Oct 2, 2025, 06:14 AM
I have the Cayman Islands on top of my list, no income tax, no capital gain tax, or corporate tax, a real haven for any crypto holders, and of course, the United Arab Emirates, no income tax, and if you're a resident of this country, you have no personal tax on your crypto income, individuakls living in UAE enjoys zero tax not to mention if you are a visitor they offer 10 years visa validity. There are other countries, but if you're a crypto holder, I recommend checking these two countries first.
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jake365Full Member
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#18Oct 2, 2025, 10:02 AM
By friendly regulatory environment, do you mean lack of taxing? Because taxing crypto could be seen as regulators taking it seriously as money and other investment (aka crypto friendly). But i am guessing you mean loose regulations towards crypto rather than regulatory laws. And if so, i would look toward any tax havens out there, because those have no reason to see crypto as anything other then a way to bring more business in. Just be aware that you need to know what you are doing when dealing with what ever shell company etc you are looking to build.
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im_sageFull Member
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#19Oct 3, 2025, 07:02 PM
i think it kind of depend on the year and government policies as well and they keep changing directions like the wind because what might look & sound crypto friendly today can just shift momentum tomorrow due to some bad policies by some clueless government that has no understanding of the system so it is best to always stay up to date but as of this 2025 even during the early part of the year you could see some countries  being more of a tax free zone for crypto holders!! countries like portugal is one good place and lately UAE is also trying to move towards crypto investments which is why you see so many conferences being organized by the officials where top crypto projects get to participate and same angle is what countries like Singapore and Germany are going as well..
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alexaltFull Member
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#20Oct 3, 2025, 11:12 PM
I think there are there are three countries which I am aware of that has 0% taxes on crypto. El Salvador has 0% tax on bitcoin. Germany has 0% tax on crypto that is 12 months hodling and above. Portugal has 0% tax on crypto profits have have been held for 12 months and above. Bermuda also has 0% taxon crypto. I know very well of UAE as one of the country with the highest tourist centers. Visitors are always going there daily. They also have 0% tax on cryptocurrency. I don't think that US is part of countries with 0% tax on crypto which makes me feel, they ain't crypto friendly enough compared to these countries I mentioned above.
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