Recently, I saw an interesting global cryptocurrency ranking report.
The report evaluates 79 countries and regions around the world, using 28 indicators and 92 data points to measure cryptocurrency adoption. The data dimension is quite comprehensive.
Singapore's high ranking is mainly due to two points: first, the regulatory framework is quite clear and the policy transparency is high; Second, the currency holding rate of local residents exceeds 11%, which is quite impressive in the world.
The report shows a clear positive relationship between the certainty of the regulatory environment and market adoption. For project parties who want to enter or deepen their cultivation of a certain market, this kind of data is quite valuable for reference.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 12h ago
Singapore wins again and again, this time thanks to clear regulations. Damn, why doesn't the Chinese community learn from this?
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28 indicators? 92 data points? Sounds impressive, but a holding rate of 11% is indeed quite bold.
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Regulatory certainty determines adoption rates? When will we have some certainty on our side?
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Project teams looking at this report probably have to queue up to head to Singapore again; it's already gotten to this level.
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Out of 79 locations worldwide, Southeast Asia still seems to be the most knowledgeable about the game.
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No matter how comprehensive the report data is, it still can't explain why some countries ban it while others allow it. Where's the logic?
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Holding rate over 11%? Think of those elusive holders in the country; this gap is truly outrageous.
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BearEatsAll
· 12h ago
Singapore's 11% holding rate is really impressive. What about our country?
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28 indicators and 92 data points—this report looks outrageous. Can you trust it?
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Clear regulation = high adoption rate. Thinking about it the other way around also makes sense.
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Project teams see this report as just a way to get by; real implementation still depends on connections.
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Singapore wins again. What else can we do?
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92 data points for evaluation, just to say that clear regulation is good? Seems a bit unnecessary.
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LiquidityLarry
· 12h ago
Singapore is again a winner this round, with a clear regulatory framework and an 11% holding rate, definitely unbeatable.
Recently, I saw an interesting global cryptocurrency ranking report.
The report evaluates 79 countries and regions around the world, using 28 indicators and 92 data points to measure cryptocurrency adoption. The data dimension is quite comprehensive.
Singapore's high ranking is mainly due to two points: first, the regulatory framework is quite clear and the policy transparency is high; Second, the currency holding rate of local residents exceeds 11%, which is quite impressive in the world.
The report shows a clear positive relationship between the certainty of the regulatory environment and market adoption. For project parties who want to enter or deepen their cultivation of a certain market, this kind of data is quite valuable for reference.