New Brunswick's crypto mining moratorium blocks all new electricity connections for cryptocurrency operations, citing grid stability and consumer cost concerns. The ban, in effect since 2023, is one of Canada's strictest and shows how provinces are prioritizing public energy needs over energy-intensive mining.
Algeria banned all cryptocurrency activities in July 2025 under Law No. 25-10, making it illegal to buy, sell, hold, or trade crypto. Violators face prison and heavy fines. Despite this, some still use VPNs and P2P networks to access exchanges - at great personal risk.
Crypto is legal in India but heavily taxed. As of 2026, all crypto gains are taxed at 30% with 1% TDS on every transaction. No ban, no legal tender status-just strict reporting and enforcement.
Despite a government ban, over 600,000 Bangladeshis use Binance daily to send money, avoid inflation, and access global markets. This underground crypto movement exposes the gap between outdated laws and real-world needs.
The FATF blacklist has cut Iran off from global banking, forcing millions to use cryptocurrency as their only lifeline. Bitcoin adoption has surged, but so have risks-from frozen accounts to government surveillance.
Crypto is legal to hold in Argentina in 2026, but strict regulations, taxes, and banking bans shape how people use it. Learn the rules, deadlines, and real-world impact of Argentina's crypto framework.
Thailand banned foreign P2P crypto platforms like Bybit and OKX in 2025 to fight scams and money laundering. Only licensed local exchanges can now serve Thai users. Here's what happened, who got blocked, and what it means for crypto traders.
Germany lets you keep 100% of crypto profits if held for a year. Here's how the tax exemption works, what it covers, and why it's a top choice for investors.
Vietnam's crypto laws changed on January 1, 2026. Bitcoin trading is now legal - but only through licensed platforms using Vietnamese dong. Here's what you need to know to stay compliant.
Namibia's crypto regulations are a contradiction: licensed businesses can't operate, individuals face bank freezes, and trading remains technically illegal. Here's how the Virtual Assets Act of 2023 shapes crypto access in 2026.
China's e-CNY is a state-controlled digital currency designed to replace Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. With a total ban on crypto trading and mining, the digital yuan offers convenience at the cost of privacy - and it’s reshaping global finance.
Iran allows cryptocurrency mining and trading under strict state control. Miners must sell coins to the government, pay high electricity rates, and use approved hardware. A new capital gains tax and crackdown on unlicensed operations show Tehran's aim: control crypto, not ban it.