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šØThe Year Bitcoin is No Longer 'Virtual Money'
Vietnam is officially entering the era of digital assets.
The Digital Technology Industry Law just enacted for the first time recognizes digital assets, and crypto as a type of legal asset, protected similarly to traditional assets under the Civil Code. This means that 21 million Vietnamese holding crypto have stepped out of the legal "gray area" after many years of waiting.
From 1/1/2026, digital assets will no longer be something "ambiguous," but an official part of the digital economy. Activities such as ownership, transactions, transfers, and tokenization of assetsā¦ will gradually become more transparent, more public, and legally protected.
In the context of Vietnamese trading crypto over 100 billion USD each year, digital assets are being seen as a new launchpad for economic growth. Blockchain, tokenization, and cross-border investment are no longer distant concepts, but an inevitable trend.
Vietnam is currently among the top countries in the world regarding crypto acceptance, with ownership rates many times higher than the global average. With the legal framework now open, the question is no longer "Is crypto legal?"
š but rather who prepares early ā and who will be left out of this big game.
Source: vnexpress
#anhdevcapital #anhdevcrypto #bitcoin #taisanso #vietnam
Vietnam is officially entering the era of digital assets.
The Digital Technology Industry Law just enacted for the first time recognizes digital assets, and crypto as a type of legal asset, protected similarly to traditional assets under the Civil Code. This means that 21 million Vietnamese holding crypto have stepped out of the legal "gray area" after many years of waiting.
From 1/1/2026, digital assets will no longer be something "ambiguous," but an official part of the digital economy. Activities such as ownership, transactions, transfers, and tokenization of assetsā¦ will gradually become more transparent, more public, and legally protected.
In the context of Vietnamese trading crypto over 100 billion USD each year, digital assets are being seen as a new launchpad for economic growth. Blockchain, tokenization, and cross-border investment are no longer distant concepts, but an inevitable trend.
Vietnam is currently among the top countries in the world regarding crypto acceptance, with ownership rates many times higher than the global average. With the legal framework now open, the question is no longer "Is crypto legal?"
š but rather who prepares early ā and who will be left out of this big game.
Source: vnexpress
#anhdevcapital #anhdevcrypto #bitcoin #taisanso #vietnam
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