Coinbase Reports: 83% of G20 & Top Hubs Advance Crypto Regulation

According to Coinbase, a significant majority – 83% – of G20 members and major financial hubs are actively pursuing regulatory clarity for cryptocurrency. This marks substantial progress in the global landscape for digital assets, paving the way for wider adoption and innovation.

As noted in a blog post by Coinbase, 83% of G20 members and major financial hubs “have made progress toward regulatory clarity for crypto.” The result is “an” environment increasingly conducive to crypto businesses. The company's insights highlight a growing international commitment to establishing clear frameworks for digital assets.

Crypto company representatives have been calling out U.S. regulators for not being able to provide regulatory clarity, contrasting with the advancements seen internationally. This disparity underscores the urgency for the US to catch up with the global trend toward clear and consistent crypto regulations.

Originally reported on 9 de sept. de 2025, and further explored on 11 de sept. de 2025, the Coinbase analysis suggests a positive trajectory for the industry. Also Read: Coinbase: 83% of G20 & Top Hubs Have Made Crypto Regulatory Progress.

Beyond crypto-specific rules, the G20 nations have also put forward broader initiatives concerning financial technology and digital economies. The company also stated in its release that 83% of G20 members are big on regulatory clarity, as well as a renewed drive by EU nations and Hong Kong to grant Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) licenses, demonstrating a concrete step towards welcoming crypto businesses.

Stay informed about the evolving regulatory landscape for cryptocurrency as G20 nations and key financial hubs continue to shape the future of digital assets.