After exploring multiple jurisdictions over recent years, two regions stand out for their crypto-friendly approach: Singapore and the UAE. What sets them apart? Clear regulatory frameworks, forward-thinking policies, and genuine commitment to becoming global digital asset hubs. Singapore's MAS has been methodical—balancing innovation with investor protection. Meanwhile, Dubai's VARA is moving fast, attracting major players with license clarity and tax incentives. Both share something rare: leadership that actually understands this space isn't a fad. They're building infrastructure for the next decade, not chasing headlines. For projects evaluating where to establish operations, these two deserve serious consideration.
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After exploring multiple jurisdictions over recent years, two regions stand out for their crypto-friendly approach: Singapore and the UAE. What sets them apart? Clear regulatory frameworks, forward-thinking policies, and genuine commitment to becoming global digital asset hubs. Singapore's MAS has been methodical—balancing innovation with investor protection. Meanwhile, Dubai's VARA is moving fast, attracting major players with license clarity and tax incentives. Both share something rare: leadership that actually understands this space isn't a fad. They're building infrastructure for the next decade, not chasing headlines. For projects evaluating where to establish operations, these two deserve serious consideration.