Abstract
With home to a network of centralized exchanges and wide acceptance by Americans, the United States has become a logical base for cryptocurrencies of all kinds. But two recent bankruptcies and a dearth of consistent federal regulation have caused many crypto companies to rethink basing their business in the United States. Antonia Eilander examines how the United States has become less friendly to crypto businesses and surveys the tax, tech and regulatory landscapes of countries where they have landed and might land after leaving.
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