- 2020, March 8: French court ruled that bitcoin is similar to currency: the first time a court in France has issued such a ruling, according to a report from Les Echos
- 2020, March 5: South Korea passes bill to regulate encrypted currency. Country's National Assembly finally passed a bill after about two years of deliberation. It provides a framework for the regulation of cryptocurrencies and exchanges
- 2020, February 28: Australian court admits cryptocurrency: The District Court of the State of New South Wales has allowed an encrypted currency exchange account to be used as collateral for legal fees
- 2020, March 4: The Supreme Court of India issued a historic ruling in favour of the encryption industry: the court revoked a notice issued by the central bank in April 2018, which banned regulated entities from providing services to encryption companies, saying it was unconstitutional.
- 2020, March 2: The German Financial Regulatory Authority, which began to regulate the encryption industry at the beginning of this year, recently issued a clarification statement on the crypto: under the new law, the relevant service providers need to obtain the authorization to operate
