
Jakarta, Pintu News – According to TRM Labs’ latest report titled Global Crypto Policy Review & Outlook 2025/26, 2025 is a turning point for digital asset policy globally – regulations are gaining clarity, while crypto markets are recording high momentum, especially in stablecoins and institutional adoption.
In the 30 jurisdictions reviewed – representing more than 70% of global crypto exposure – more than 70% of governments moved to create a specific regulatory framework for stablecoins.
These regulations cover aspects of issuance, reserves, and redemption mechanisms, based on the view that stablecoins can be a real medium of exchange on public blockchains. Due to their stability and blockchain efficiency, stablecoins are now considered an important entry point for institutions into the crypto world.
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As regulations become clearer, global financial institutions are moving into digital assets. According to TRM, around 80% of jurisdictions with suitable regulations report financial institution involvement in digital asset projects by 2025. Countries with innovative regulations – such as the US, EU, and some countries in Asia – are catalyzing large-scale institutional participation.
The report shows that officially registered and supervised crypto asset service providers (VASPs) have much lower levels of illegal activity than the crypto ecosystem in general.
Regulators and law enforcement agencies now view compliant VASPs as key partners in the prevention of money laundering (AML) and terrorism financing, and have supported the launch of real-time data sharing networks between VASPs and law enforcement in many countries. International regulations also encourage consistency across jurisdictions to prevent exploitation of weak regulations.
Several Asian countries and the region are making major regulatory moves. For example, in 2025 crypto regulation at the Financial Services Authority (OJK) in Indonesia took over oversight from the commodities regulator – indicating a regulatory shift to a securities framework.
Other countries such as Japan, Korea, Malaysia and Singapore have also updated regulations for stablecoins, tokenization and custody services. These changes affect how both local and international companies operate, and reflect that crypto regulation is now being taken seriously – not just speculated about.

International organizations such as the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and the Financial Stability Board (FSB) have been vocal in stressing that crypto regulations must be consistent across countries to avoid regulatory arbitrage.
These changes are considered important to maintain global financial stability and prevent abuse by criminal actors – especially in cross-border transactions and cross-border crypto assets.
With clear regulation and institutional adoption – especially through stablecoins and tokenization – the crypto market is expected to undergo a major transformation in terms of liquidity and transaction structure.
Many industry players monitor regulation as an important indicator for investment, financial services, and the integration of digital assets into the traditional financial system. Regulation also allows financial institutions to mitigate risk and participate more confidently.
While many countries are tightening regulations, there are still jurisdictions with loose or unclear rules – which increases the risk of abuse via unlicensed VASP channels, OTC exchanges, or cross-blockchain bridges.
Case studies include major hacks by criminal actors through such infrastructure. This confirms that global regulation and cooperation between countries remains essential to maintain the integrity and security of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
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The report highlights stablecoin regulation, institutional adoption, and global efforts to establish a crypto regulatory framework across 30 jurisdictions.
Because stablecoins are considered to have the potential to be a stable, blockchain-based payment medium – so regulators regulate their reserve, issuance, and redemption aspects.
With clear regulations that support innovation, financial institutions have more confidence in running digital asset services, thereby strengthening institutional participation.
Regulation strengthens transparency, AML compliance, and VASP oversight – but in jurisdictions with weak regulation, the risk of abuse remains.
Asian countries are among the jurisdictions updating crypto regulations – with a shift in oversight, tokenization rules, and strengthened compliance – which could affect the legality, services, and adoption of digital assets in the region.
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