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Version 1.0 · 26 September 2026 · privacy · cancellation · refunds · contact

1Who publishes this

Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence (cryptoassets.gi) is published by Asymmetric Intelligence Limited, a company incorporated in Gibraltar with company number 126707, whose registered office is Unit G02, Eurocity, Europort Avenue, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar. "We", "us" and "our" mean that company.

2What this is, and what it is not

Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence publishes regulatory intelligence on cryptoasset regulation: per-jurisdiction analysis of cryptoasset statutes, licensing regimes, regulators, enforcement actions and guidance, with the sources cited. It is intelligence and decision support only. It is not legal, compliance or investment advice, and it is not a regulated financial promotion. We are not a law firm and we are not authorised or regulated to give legal or financial advice in any jurisdiction.

• Reading the site does not create a lawyer–client or any other advisory relationship.
• We do not assess your circumstances, your obligations or your compliance position.
• Nothing we publish takes account of your facts, and the law changes after we write about it.
• Readers should take advice from a qualified professional in the relevant jurisdiction before acting.

3Who it is offered to

The site is open to readers anywhere in the world. We do not tailor it to any particular country, and we do not assess whether it is suitable or lawful for you to receive it where you are. If reading a general regulatory-research publication would put you in difficulty locally, that judgement is yours to make.

4Subscriptions and payment

Paid subscriptions are not yet open. No payment can currently be taken through this site, no prices are published on it, and there is no account to create. A fixed set of jurisdictions is designated free tier (see the free-jurisdiction policy); subscription gating of the other jurisdictions is not currently switched on, so every published page is readable without paying. The cancellation and refund terms that will apply when subscriptions open are at clauses 11 and 12; they are published now, ahead of the first payment, rather than arriving with the checkout that makes them matter.

5Accuracy, sources and revision

The content is machine-produced with human-review escalation, as the methodology describes. Each finding is cited to the public source it rests on, and those sources are revised, replaced and repealed by the bodies that publish them. We aim to be accurate and to show our workings, but we do not warrant that the publication is complete, current or error-free.

6Availability

The publication is produced by a recurring research cycle. We do not guarantee uninterrupted availability, and we may change the schedule, the coverage or the structure of the product.

7Using our content

The content is ours or our licensors'. You may read it, and quote briefly from it with attribution. You may not republish it in substance, redistribute it, or resell it, in whole or in part, without our written permission.

8Liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for any loss arising from a decision taken on the basis of anything we publish, or from the publication being unavailable, delayed or inaccurate. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

9Data and analytics

What we collect and how to have it deleted is at clause 13. It is one statement rather than two, so that a shorter summary here cannot quietly disagree with it.

10Notices and contact

Written notice to us should be sent to the registered office in clause 1. We do not currently publish a contact email address for this site, and we would rather say so than print one that reaches nobody.

11Cancellation

These terms apply from the point paid subscriptions open. Until then there is nothing to cancel: every published page is free to read.

• A subscription can be cancelled at any time, effective at the end of the period already paid for. You keep access until then.
• Where a subscription is billed annually, see clause 12 for what is returned.
• Cancelling will be a one-step action in your own account, not a request you have to make to us and wait for. If that is ever not true, cancellation by written notice under clause 10 takes effect on the day we receive it.
• We may end a subscription ourselves for non-payment, or for redistributing the content in breach of clause 7. If we end it for any other reason we refund the unused part of the period.

12Refunds

• Fourteen days, no reason needed. Cancel within fourteen days of a first payment and we refund it in full, whether or not you have read what was published in that window. We apply this wherever you are, rather than only where a consumer right requires it.
• Annual, after fourteen days. We refund the whole unused months, counted from the end of the month in which you cancel. The month in progress is not refunded.
• Monthly, after fourteen days. The period in progress is not refunded, and nothing further is charged.
• If we fail. If we stop publishing, or miss the publication schedule materially and for a sustained period, we refund the unused part of the term without being asked. This does not depend on you noticing first.

Refunds go back to the card or account that paid, within ten working days of the cancellation taking effect. No payment processor has been appointed yet; this clause will name it when one is.

13Privacy and data

We would rather list this precisely than write the usual paragraph. This site has no signup form, no mailing list, no account and no checkout, so there is nothing you can give us through it. What remains is what happens when you visit.

Analytics. The home page, the jurisdictions index, the dashboard and the methodology page load Google Analytics 4 (property G-EMM0XXC5PV) to count visits and see which pages get read. It sets cookies only if you accept (see Cookie consent below). The individual jurisdiction pages and this page do not load it. We do not use analytics to identify individuals, and we run no advertising pixels. You can block Google Analytics with your browser's settings or Google's opt-out add-on without losing any part of the site.

Cookie consent. Analytics is off until you say yes. The first time you open a page that uses it, a banner asks whether to allow analytics cookies, with Accept and Reject given equal weight. Until you accept, Google Consent Mode is set to “denied”, so no analytics cookies are set; the Google tag still loads and may send Google a cookieless signal that a page was viewed, with no identifier stored in your browser. If you accept, Google Analytics sets its first-party cookies (_ga and _ga_…). Advertising signals stay denied whichever you choose. Your choice is kept in your browser's local storage under the key fe-consent, not in a cookie, and is never sent to us. The Cookie settings link in the footer of those pages reopens the banner; choosing Reject later removes the analytics cookies already set.

Serving the site. The site is served by Cloudflare, which processes requests (including your IP address) in order to deliver pages.

Getting data deleted, and your rights. Depending on where you are, you may have rights to see, correct, export or erase personal data held about you. The only such data is what Google Analytics and Cloudflare process as described above; a written request under clause 10 is how to exercise any of those rights with us.

14Changes and governing law

We may amend these terms. The version and date at the top of this page tell you which set you are reading. These terms and any dispute arising from them are governed by Gibraltar law, and the courts of Gibraltar have exclusive jurisdiction.