Cryptographic property in Great Britain recorded the greatest escalate in 2025.

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According to novel research conducted by Gemini Britain, Great Britain directs the world in increasing the ownership of cryptocurrencies among the population in 2025, according to novel Gemini research.

Gemini, the American cryptographic exchange founded by Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, on May 27 published its latest report “State of Crypto”, giving a change in changes in the global reception of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC).

Based on the survey of 7200 adults in the USA, Europe, Singapore and Australia, the report stated that Europe is guided by the growing property of cryptocurrencies, with Great Britain.

The United Kingdom recorded the largest year to year an escalate in the ownership of cryptocurrencies of surveyed nations, with the participation of respondents indicates that cryptographic shares increased to 24% in April from 18% last year, said Gemini in the report made available by CointeLgraph.

Crypto sees the highest property in Singapore

Although apparently the United Kingdom has noted an escalate in the number of novel cryptography owners, it also achieved the highest indicator of cryptocurrency ownership in the world.

According to the Gemini report, Singapore has been the highest country around the world for cryptocurrency ownership in the last two years, and 28% of local survey respondents claim that they have been invested in crypto since April. In 2024, this share was 26%.

Percentage of cryptographic property in the USA, Great Britain, France, Singapore, Italy and Australia. Source: Gemini

Some European countries accelerated the pace, and 21% of French respondents reported to the possession of crypto in 2025, compared to 18% in 2024 in the US, the indicator increased to 22% from 21%.

The general indicator of cryptocurrency ownership in the USA, Great Britain, France and Singapore increased to 24% to April from 21% last year, which suggests that almost one in the fourth is now the property of cryptocurrencies around the world.

Implications of Mika EU regulation?

According to Gemini, the escalate in global cryptographic property in the last few years can be attributed to the influence of Trump’s administration policy on general positive moods after the 2022 bear market.

“In particular, cryptographic property in France and Great Britain has increased, reflecting the insulating regulatory environment of digital assets in Europe,” said the report, referring to the introduction of European Union markets in the regulation of cryptocurrencies (MICA).

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However, Great Britain has not yet accepted the domestic regulatory framework of cryptocurrencies.

A fragment of the draft statutory statutory instrument in Great Britain to regulate cryptocurrencies. Source: gov.uk

In April, the UK government published a project of the statutory instrument (SI) aimed at regulating cryptographic exchanges, dealers and agents to strengthen consumer protection and ensure operational resistance.

After conducting public consultation with recent entries accepted before May 23, the State Treasury expects to finalize the “almost final version” this year.

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