Indonesia will increase its cryptocurrency transaction taxes starting August 1, 2025. Domestic crypto sales will face a tax rate of 0.21%, up from the previous 0.1%, while overseas crypto sales will be taxed at 1%, a rise from 0.2%. Additionally, the value-added tax (VAT) on crypto mining will double to 2.2%. However, VAT on crypto buyers will be removed. This adjustment comes as Indonesia's crypto market continues to grow, with over 20 million users and annual revenues of approximately $36 million. Meanwhile, China has announced plans to tax interest income on bonds issued by the government and financial institutions, ending a decades-long exemption. This unexpected policy shift has led investors to reevaluate their positions in the Chinese debt market.