India Tops 2025 Global Crypto Adoption Rankings
India, the U.S., and Pakistan lead the 2025 global crypto adoption index, with APAC showing the highest growth in crypto activity.

- India ranks #1 in Chainalysis’ 2025 crypto adoption index
- APAC region shows 69% YoY growth in crypto transactions
- Latin America follows closely with 63% growth
According to Chainalysis’ newly released 2025 Global Crypto Adoption Index, India has emerged as the world leader in crypto adoption, followed by the United States and Pakistan. This year’s index highlights a major shift in the global crypto landscape, with Asian countries showing significant growth in on-chain activity.
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region led the charge with a 69% year-over-year (YoY) growth in on-chain crypto transactions. This surge was primarily driven by India, Vietnam, and Pakistan, signaling increasing interest and infrastructure development in the region.
India’s rise to the top reflects strong grassroots adoption, a growing developer base, and regulatory clarity that has slowly improved over the past year. Meanwhile, Vietnam and Pakistan have also shown remarkable progress, indicating a broader trend of crypto acceptance across South and Southeast Asia.
Latin America Shows Strong Momentum
While APAC stole the spotlight, Latin America followed closely with a 63% YoY growth in crypto transactions. Brazil, in particular, ranked fifth globally, reflecting the region’s growing enthusiasm for digital assets amid inflation concerns and a desire for financial inclusion.
The rising numbers from Latin America suggest that crypto is increasingly being used not just as an investment tool but also for remittances and day-to-day transactions. Countries in the region are leveraging blockchain technology to provide alternatives to traditional banking systems, especially in underserved areas.
Global Trends and Implications
The 2025 index reflects a strong trend of crypto adoption in emerging markets. Factors such as economic instability, inflation, and lack of access to traditional banking services continue to push people toward crypto as a viable financial alternative.
The report from Chainalysis paints a clear picture: crypto is no longer a niche investment option but a growing financial tool in many parts of the world. With continued growth in infrastructure and regulation, the coming years could see even wider adoption and more balanced participation from regions previously underrepresented in the crypto economy.
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