According to emails shared with European users, Crypto.com will delist several prominent cryptocurrencies, including Tether’s ...
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Crypto.com delists Tether’s USDT and 9 other coins to meet MiCA regulatory standards in EuropeCrypto.com recently announced that it would delist Tether’s stablecoin USDT on January 31 to comply with the Markets in ...
With ESMA’s deadline approaching, crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers in the EU are under pressure to meet the new ...
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MiCA license comes in for Crypto.com, OKX, and BitPanda for full EU operationCrypto.com announced the full enforcement of its MiCA license. The service joins OKX, BitPanda, and MoonPay as MiCA regulated ...
Kraken will delist USDT and other stablecoins by March 31, 2025, in the EEA to comply with upcoming MiCA regulations.
Crypto exchange Bitpanda said it secured a markets in crypto assets license (MiCA) from the German Federal Financial ...
Venga, the European crypto app, has taken a proactive step toward ensuring EU regulatory compliance by submitting its pre-application for the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license. The move ...
Big news: Bitpanda has secured its MiCAR licence, granted by Germany's BaFin – one of Europe's top financial supervisory ...
Crypto exchanges Crypto.com and OKX are the latest platforms to receive full licenses under the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets ...
OKX and Crypto.com secure EU MiCA licenses on Jan 27, enabling regulated crypto services for 400M users across 30 EEA markets ...
Bitpanda announced it secured approval as MiCA compliant from Germany’s BaFin. Crypto.com revealed its full-MiCA license via ...
Major crypto exchanges Bitpanda, OKX, and Crypto.com have secured licenses under the European Union's MiCA regulation.
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