As an EU member state, Malta has adopted a proactive regulatory approach in the fields of cryptocurrency and blockchain, becoming a global leader. Its tax system primarily relies on general tax law, treating income from cryptocurrency transactions as capital gains, subject to personal or corporate income tax, but exempt from VAT. Through legal frameworks such as the Virtual Financial Assets Act, Malta comprehensively regulates cryptocurrency activities, requiring service providers to register and adhere to strict standards. Additionally, Malta offers various tax incentives to encourage the development of blockchain and cryptocurrency enterprises. In the future, Malta is expected to continue refining its tax system, finding the best balance between economic development, financial security, and monetary sovereignty, maintaining its leading position in the field of crypto assets.