Cryptocurrencies, where you can invest

The New York Times journalist Nathaniel Popper signals countries where the legislation is digital currencies friendly. Malta, Bermuda, Gibraltar and Liechtenstein are regulating or have already regulated the sector. Taking advantage of the regulatory gap and the distrust by the United States and numerous Asian countries, these countries are attracting a lot of FinTech investors. There are many advantages: many jobs and new tax revenues above all. Dozens of companies have already announced they want to open offices in the new FinTech incubators countries.
Past July 4, Malta approved three laws to encourage the issuance of new digital currencies and the exchange of existing ones, while the Bermuda government has simplified the startup process for the introduction of ICO.
Switzerland is another significant stakeholder: the canton of Zug was renamed – not surprisingly – Crypto Valley.