TechFlow News, September 19 — According to The Block, Vishal Sacheendran, Binance's Regional Markets Lead, said in an interview at Token2049 that the upcoming U.S. presidential election will not have a significant impact on global digital asset regulation. Sacheendran emphasized: "Cryptocurrency regulation is entirely decentralized. Will the U.S. election affect how countries in the Middle East, Latin America, and Southeast Asia view the crypto market? These nations know what's best for themselves."
He noted that Asian regions including Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and India have become major cryptocurrency markets, with their leaders and regulators more willing to cultivate Web3 talent. Sacheendran specifically mentioned, "Everyone knows India is refining its regulatory framework, which will open up the crypto market to 1.5 billion people."
On regulatory developments in Southeast Asian countries, Sacheendran said: "Thailand’s regulations and digital nomad visa policies are impressive. Indonesia is also advancing its regulatory efforts, with open-minded regulators and an affordable cost of living. If other countries don't keep pace, they'll lose talent density—especially to these markets."
