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Global digital asset adoption and regulation
Overview
The landscape of digital assets is shifting from speculative interest toward institutional and corporate integration. In the Asia-Pacific region, adoption is increasing as regulatory clarity emerges from developments in the United States, such as the GENIUS Act and proposed SEC ‘Regulation Crypto Assets’. While this growth is accompanied by security concerns regarding digital asset custody and software vulnerabilities, institutional engagement is deepening.
On a broader scale, the focus of regulation is expanding beyond cryptocurrency to include tokenization and digital money, such as stablecoins and programmable payments. Research suggests these technologies may impact financial stability and national currency control more significantly than speculative assets. Corporate adoption is also accelerating, with a majority of surveyed business leaders reporting the deployment or piloting of tokenized money to enhance liquidity management and cross-border payments.
Entities
Boston Consulting Group · World Economic Forum · Asia-Pacific · Hong Kong Monetary Authority · U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesDigital asset regulation and tokenized money adoption expand globally
A WEF and BCG report highlights the expanding regulatory scope of digital assets, while a DBS survey finds 88% of large businesses are testing or using tokenized money.
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[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesDigital asset adoption grows in APAC amid regulatory shifts and security concerns
Digital asset adoption in Asia-Pacific is rising as U.S. regulatory clarity improves, though recent security exploits in bitcoin ecosystems highlight ongoing custody and technical risks.
Sources
btcnews.com · cryptobriefing.com · newsbtc.com · tekedia.com