Top Crypto-Friendly Countries for Businesses in 2024 Lawrence Mike Woriji | amznusa.com

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Choosing the right country can make all the difference if you’re considering starting a crypto business or investing in crypto.

Lots of countries have warmed up to digital assets in 2024. Some countries offer regulatory clarity and friendly environments for crypto activities.

The Most Welcoming Countries for Crypto in 2024

Social Capital Markets recently published a survey on the most crypto-friendly nations. From Dubai to Brazil, even places like Estonia and Switzerland are paving the way for crypto to thrive.

This article explores the most friendly crypto countries based on Social Capital Markets’ research scores. Here’s a table summarizing the top crypto-friendly countries for businesses in 2024.

Country
Score
Clarity of laws
Registered Companies
Corporate tax
Regulatory framework
Capital gains tax
G20 nation

Dubai
79
Clear and supportive
550+
9%
DMCC, DFSA
0%
Yes

Switzerland
74.5
Clear and supportive
900+
12%-21%
FINMA
7.8%
No

South Korea
73.5
Developing clarity
376+
Postponed
KFIU, FSC
0% (postpone
Yes

Singapore
72
Clear and supportive
100+
17%
MAS
0%
No

USA
71
Mixed clarity
474+
21%
SEC, FinCEN
Varies by state
Yes

Estonia
69.5
Clear and supportive
1,200+
20%
EFSA
0%
No

Italy
68
Clear but evolving
73+
24%
MEF, CONSOB
26%
Yes

Russia
67
Clear but restrictive
70+
20%
CBR
0%
Yes

Germany
66.5
Clear and supportive
300+
15%-30%
BaFin
25%
Yes

Brazil
66.5
Developing clarity
19+
0%-27.5%
Central Bank of Brazil
15%-22.5%
Yes

 

As per the report, Dubai emerged with the highest score. This comes as no surprise, seeing the high growth of crypto activities in the region. Over the last couple of months, Dubai has steadily positioned itself as a crypto hub. Lots of crypto companies are moving to Dubai, leveraging its clear and friendly policies. Perhaps its biggest appeal lies in the lack of capital gains tax, and very low corporate tax. Over 500 companies have registered in Dubai, including prominent names like Binance.

Next up, Switzerland is slowly building a reputation as the new “Crypto Valley.” The European giant is home to over 900 crypto companies. The high number of crypto firms is all thanks to Switzerland’s clear regulations and low capital gains tax. The regulatory body FINMA ensures laws are clear, which encourages long-term investments.

Source: Social Capital Markets

How about Asia?

Asia isn’t slacking behind in the global growth of digital assets. The continent has seen an explosion in recent years. As per Social Capital Market, South Korea has one of the highest crypto growth rates in the region. Over 370 crypto companies are operating in the nation. However, crypto policies are not as clear as many would prefer. Regardless, the regulatory environment could be described as developing.

Similarly, Singapore is another hotspot for crypto activities. Singapore offers a favorable environment with no capital gains tax and a flat corporate tax. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) provides a clear regulatory framework, and the government’s blockchain investment reflects its support for the sector.

Crypto Growth in Other Nations

Other countries have shown significant interest in crypto assets. The US, for example, has one of the fastest-growing crypto communities. However, it faces regulatory uncertainty. There’s been no unifying policy guiding crypto activities throughout the US. Instead, crypto policies vary from state to state.

Estonia is also one of the most crypto-friendly nations, with over 1,200 registered crypto companies. Estonia’s clear regulatory framework makes it an attractive option for crypto companies. However, it imposes strict anti-money laundering rules, which could be challenging. Regardless, it makes up for this with its attractive corporate tax rate.

Another European giant, Italy, has adapted greatly to crypto. Although it imposes high tax rates, over 70 companies are registered there. Policies are not as friendly as in regions like Dubai, but Italy remains open to the industry.

More About Crypto-Friendly Nations

Similarly, Russia has welcomed crypto with open hands, recognizing it as a legal tender. The lack of capital gains tax and a flat corporate tax rate make Russia a friendly zone for the industry. Interestingly, Germany is also warm to crypto businesses and has over 300 companies. The regulatory framework in the country could be described as clear. However, Germany’s high capital gains tax poses a challenge to many.

Finally, Brazil has a budding interest in crypto and is developing its policies for the industry. While taxes could be more friendly, Brazil remains a growing crypto hub in South America.

This report proves how vastly the crypto industry is growing from a neglected sect to a mainstream force. The rise of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs greatly mirrors this growth. The adoption rate of crypto in most countries is undoubtedly impressive and points to an even more exciting future for the industry.

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