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The Chief Legal Compliance Officer at Fireblocks, Jason Allegrante, shares insights on the EU's MiCA regulation, discussing compliance challenges and opportunities in the crypto landscape.
Crypto platforms must obtain MiCA licenses to advertise on Google's services across Europe.
A new proposal from Ukraine's financial regulator aims to tax cryptocurrency transactions as personal income, addressing funding for war efforts.
The potential launch of proprietary stablecoins by Crypto.com and Kraken is seen as a strategic response to recent EU regulations affecting stablecoin usage.
The trading platform eToro secures a license to enhance its digital asset services across the European Economic Area.
OKX obtains a MiCA license, allowing its services across all EEA nations, aiming to improve crypto accessibility and competition.
Crypto.com has obtained a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license, allowing it to operate across all EEA states, marking a significant step in its European expansion.
Crypto.com reveals its significant plans for expansion in the EU, U.S., and Asia, along with an updated focus on sports partnerships.
Tether expresses disappointment over USDT's delisting due to the MiCA regulations, fearing it may disrupt market stability.
Crypto.com announces it will stop providing specific stablecoin services due to new EU regulations, affecting users starting January 31, 2025.
After obtaining MiCA certification, OKX is now authorized to operate across 27 EU member states, marking a significant advancement for cryptocurrency services in Europe.
Key crypto exchanges obtain licenses enabling them to operate across the European Economic Area as the MiCA framework takes effect.
Bitpanda secures a MiCA license allowing operations in 27 EU member states, marking a significant step for the cryptocurrency community.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has issued a deadline for crypto asset service providers to comply with new regulations concerning stablecoins.
Robinhood Crypto expands its services to Spain, allowing local users to engage in trading, staking, and investing, in line with new regulations.
Crypto.com secures in-principle approval for a European MiCA license from Malta's Financial Services Authority.
The license empowers the company to extend its services throughout the European Union.
Recent MiCA regulations from the EU are expected to favor euro-denominated stablecoins, as only compliant ones can operate in regulated markets.
Regulatory approval allows firms to operate within the European Union's crypto space.
Four companies received Markets in Crypto Assets licenses enabling them to operate across the EU, as the regulatory framework takes effect.
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