Poland’s Lower House of Parliament Overrides Presidential Veto on Crypto Bill
Poland’s Sejm overrides presidential veto to re-approve MiCA-aligned crypto bill, sparking industry backlash over restrictive provisions.
Poland’s Sejm overrides presidential veto to re-approve MiCA-aligned crypto bill, sparking industry backlash over restrictive provisions.
Consob’s MiCAR calendar turns Italy’s once light VASP regime into a license-or-leave decision for crypto platforms.
The Austrian regulator granted authorization to AMINA on Oct. 29, enabling its access to 30 European markets for professional investors.
Luxembourg fintech Blockchain.com obtained a MiCA license from Malta’s financial regulator, allowing it to offer digital asset services across the European Economic Area’s 30 member states.
eToro achieves a significant milestone with MiCA authorization from Cyprus regulator, positioning itself as a pioneer in regulated European crypto trading while maintaining strict security standards.
The company has already secured regulatory approvals in Italy, Poland, Lithuania, and the UK.
Tether has expressed strong dissatisfaction with the European Union’s MiCA regulations, calling them “rushed actions” that could lead to risks for consumers.
Tether’s USDT failure to meet MiCA compliance rules prompted the delisting.
While some major exchanges, including Binance, have sought alternative regions due to regulatory challenges, OKX and Crypto.com have doubled down on their commitment to Europe.
The Crypto.com exchange has deepened its global dominance through a full MiCA license and the expansion of its card to additional GCC countries.
Bitpanda may now operate in all 27 member states of the EU.
Gemini has announced the creation of a European hub in Malta to align with the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulations.
Binance Poland has announced its extra deposit and withdrawal requirements in the EU will come into effect later this month.
Ireland’s adoption of the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) underscores its commitment to balancing innovation with security.
Tether’s market cap has experienced a sharp 1% decline, falling from $140 billion to $137 billion, following the implementation of the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulations.