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Singapore Tops Global Cryptocurrency Adoption Index 2024

Singapore Tops Global Cryptocurrency Adoption Index 2024

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

2 years ago


  1. Study Findings
  2. Multiple Factors Evaluated
  3. Position of Other Countries
  4. Research conducted by Henley & Partners has shown that Singapore is the leader in the global cryptocurrency adoption index for 2024, followed by Hong Kong and the UAE.

    Study Findings

    The Henley Crypto Adoption Index 2024 was published by investment migration consulting firm Henley & Partners. Data for 28 nations with investor migration schemes was gathered during July and August of 2024. According to the findings, Singapore was ranked first with a score of 45.7 out of 60.

    Multiple Factors Evaluated

    Public adoption, infrastructure, technological innovation, regulatory climate, economic variables, and tax friendliness were among the criteria used to evaluate the different jurisdictions. Singapore's legislation, including the Payment Services Act, plays a key role in supporting cryptocurrency adoption.

    Position of Other Countries

    Hong Kong and the UAE follow Singapore in the ranking. The special administrative region (SAR) of Hong Kong, China, secured second place with an index score of 42.1, thanks to its tax friendliness and economic characteristics. The study also highlighted significant public interest in cryptocurrencies in these regions.

    Singapore continues to lead in cryptocurrency adoption thanks to its favorable regulatory and economic environment. The Henley & Partners study also emphasizes the importance of a multifaceted approach to evaluating cryptocurrency adoption levels across different countries.

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