Crypto regulation refers to the intricate web of laws, policies, and legal frameworks encompassing the crypto and blockchain sectors. Ever since the introduction of Bitcoin's 2008 white paper, the legal standing of these domains has been a hot topic of discussion. The emergence of these industries presented lawmakers and regulatory bodies with a novel array of challenges. While some governments viewed crypto with suspicion, perceiving it as a menace to their control over monetary systems, others welcomed it, valuing its potential to bridge remote economies and enable trustless, global transactions. However, the majority of nations remain in the exploratory phase, endeavoring to understand and appropriately legislate and oversee this nascent industry's nuances.