London, United Kingdom, June 8th, 2026, Chainwire
CryptoSlate today launched Crypto Laws, the most comprehensive free global tracker of cryptocurrency regulation — consolidating the legal status of crypto across jurisdictions into one continuously updated reference.
The tool already covers more than 100 detailed law profiles, each linked to its official source, alongside jurisdiction-level status, upcoming regulatory milestones, and the latest policy news — and new laws are being added every week.
Crypto regulation has become one of the most consequential — and most fragmented — forces in the industry. Rules differ sharply by country, change on short notice, and are scattered across statutes, agency rulemakings, executive orders, and tax provisions that are difficult to read in context. Existing trackers tend to focus on a single country or chamber.
Crypto Laws is the most comprehensive global reference of its kind — built to span jurisdictions from the ground up and growing continuously — giving founders, investors, compliance teams, journalists, and policymakers one place to see where the law actually stands.
Each profile is tied to the underlying official document and summarized using a transparent, published methodology, so users can trace any status back to its primary source rather than a secondhand interpretation.
Coverage already spans landmark U.S. measures — including the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile, Executive Order 14178, the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act (FIT21), the Lummis-Gillibrand Responsible Financial Innovation Act, IRS broker-reporting rules (Form 1099-DA, TD 10000), and the Anti-CBDC Surveillance State Act — as well as international frameworks such as Switzerland's DLT Act and the UAE's VARA Marketing Regulations.
What it offers:
100+ law profiles and growing — the most comprehensive global set of its kind, each citing its official source document Global crypto-law status viewable by jurisdiction Upcoming milestones — what's scheduled to take effect or come to a vote next Latest regulation news, kept current as policy moves Transparent methodology behind every status classification "Suggest a law" — a community channel that keeps coverage expanding"Crypto regulation moves faster than any one team can track on its own, and the official record is spread across dozens of jurisdictions and document types," said Nate Whitehill, founder of CryptoSlate.
"We set out to build the most comprehensive reference anywhere — more than 40 laws today and more added every week — with every entry tied back to its primary source and kept current, so the people building, investing in, and reporting on this industry can see where the law actually stands, not where it stood last quarter."
Crypto Laws is free to use and updated on an ongoing basis, with new jurisdictions and laws added continuously. It is available now at https://cryptoslate.com/crypto-laws/ .
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