The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation rolled out its first phase in June 2024. Economists believe ...

On January 9, the banking giant announced its new European entity situated in Luxembourg, which will act as its “regulatory entry point for the provision of crypto and digital asset custody services”, ...

Standard Chartered has launched a new entity in Luxembourg aimed at offering crypto custody services throughout the European ...

The Second Part of MiCA entered into application on December 30, 2024 – CASPs and public offers of crypto-assets other than ARTs and EMTs fall ...

The European Union's crypto regulatory framework MiCA goes into full force, heralding significant changes for the industry. Major events like the ICO boom and the implosions of Terra and FTX have made ...

MiCA has finally come into full force, and it has a long list of requirements for businesses that seek to do business or are already providing services or crypto products to citizens in the European ...

Bullish has secured BaFin licenses for its German subsidiary, enabling expansion in the EU under the MiCA framework.

The Dutch regulator issued four companies the long-awaited Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) license. This will allow them to ...

As MiCA regulations impact stablecoins in the EU, questions arise about USDT's compliance and potential market effects.

MoonPay, BitStaete, ZBD, and Hidden Road have become the first companies to receive Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) licenses ...

The European Union set a deadline for its 27 member states to implement bespoke rules for crypto by December 30.

MoonPay, BitStaete, ZBD, and HiddenRoad gain MiCA licenses to operate across all 27 EU countries. MiCA regulations provide a unified framework for compliant crypto firms, promoting transparency and ...