New research from Triple-A reveals Canada’s leading position in Bitcoin adoption. Notably, 10.1% of Canadians currently own cryptocurrency, surpassing other prominent economies like Australia (9.6%), Norway (8.7%), and Germany (8.3%). This highlights the country’s strong embrace of digital assets. A key driver behind this growth is Canada’s clear regulatory framework that categorizes Bitcoin as a commodity, providing legal clarity for both individuals and businesses involved in Bitcoin transactions. This distinguishes Canada from jurisdictions with more ambiguous crypto regulations. The nation also pioneered Bitcoin ETFs, becoming the first country to approve one in 2021, further increasing institutional interest and accessibility of Bitcoin investments for the general public. As adoption continues to rise, Canada’s supportive regulatory approach and expanding user base solidify its position as a leading Bitcoin-friendly country.