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EU
European Central Bank to Work on Settlement System for Distributed-Ledger Transactions
The two-stage process will start with a link to the existing Target system.
EToro Secures MiCA License From Cyprus to Offer Crypto Services Across EEA
The approval allows the trading platform to expand its digital asset offerings across all 30 European Economic Area countries.
Kraken Secures License to Enter EU Derivatives Market
The license was obtained through the acquisition of a Cypriot firm.
Crypto Exchanges Bitstamp, Crypto.com Suspend Some Stablecoin Services to Meet MiCA
From Jan. 31, Bitstamp and Crypto.com will no longer offer certain services from stablecoins, like Tether USDT, Paypal USD.
Bitpanda, OKX, Crypto.com Secure MiCA Licenses as Exchanges Eye 450M-Strong Market
The crypto exchanges join Boerse Stuttgart Digital and other as the legislation opens the doors to markets across the European Union.
EU Regulator Urges Nations to Ensure Compliance with Stablecoin Rules Soon
The European Union's European Securities and Markets Authority wants nations in the EU to make sure that exchanges are complying with its stablecoin rules.
Dutch Regulator Awards EU MiCA License to 4 Companies
The European Union set a deadline for its 27 member states to implement bespoke rules for crypto by December 30.
Bitcoin Lightning Fintech ZBD Approved to Receive EU MiCA License by Dutch Regulator
Countries like the Netherlands are preparing for MiCA implementation.
EU Countries Struggle to Implement MiCA as Deadline for Crypto Regulatory Revamp Looms
EU member states that have yet to adapt local law to implement MiCA by year's end include Belgium, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Luxembourg and Romania, according to a document shared with CoinDesk.
EU Approves Commissioners, Including Ones Who Will Likely Oversee Crypto Rules
Commissioners from France, Finland and Portugal are likely to have crypto within their remit.
