Damn, what do they have against the 2 biggest printers in the crypto?
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tldr; The European Union has granted MiCA licenses to 53 crypto firms within six months of the regulation’s implementation, allowing them to operate across 30 EEA countries without additional approvals. Licensed entities include Circle, Crypto.com, and Societe Generale, with 14 firms authorized to issue stablecoins. However, major players like Tether and Binance have not yet complied with MiCA requirements, leading to delistings and regulatory challenges. Germany leads in license issuance, followed by the Netherlands and Malta.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
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As usual, the voting block known as the EU has chosen winners and losers.
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This AI image has 3 France, 3 Romania, 3 Poland, 2 Hungary, 3 Netherlands meanwhile more than half of EU countries are missing lol
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I am actually proud of the EU to stand firm to the regulations they set.
Thankfully our legislative framework still works – unless like in Trumpistan
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Damn, what do they have against the 2 biggest printers in the crypto?
tldr; The European Union has granted MiCA licenses to 53 crypto firms within six months of the regulation’s implementation, allowing them to operate across 30 EEA countries without additional approvals. Licensed entities include Circle, Crypto.com, and Societe Generale, with 14 firms authorized to issue stablecoins. However, major players like Tether and Binance have not yet complied with MiCA requirements, leading to delistings and regulatory challenges. Germany leads in license issuance, followed by the Netherlands and Malta.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
As usual, the voting block known as the EU has chosen winners and losers.
This AI image has 3 France, 3 Romania, 3 Poland, 2 Hungary, 3 Netherlands meanwhile more than half of EU countries are missing lol
I am actually proud of the EU to stand firm to the regulations they set.
Thankfully our legislative framework still works – unless like in Trumpistan