MoonPay, BitStaete, ZBD, and Hidden Road received MiCA licenses from the Dutch Authority, enabling EU-wide crypto operations. The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) has also licensed blockchain ...

The EU's MiCA regulations, which came into effect on Dec. 30, will likely boost euro denominated stablecoins, JPMorgan (JPM) said in a research ...

The crypto industry wanted regulation, and now they have it – with the EU’s MiCA. You would think this will be embraced at ...

While MiCA rules in the EU do not regulate securities it does outline a path for stablecoin integration. Stablecoins may ...

EU regulators have not said whether USDt is compliant with MiCA, but this doesn’t mean stablecoin is not seen as non-compliant in Europe, according to a member of the MiCA Crypto Alliance.

The MiCA distinguishes cryptocurrencies into three categories: EMTs, ARTs, and OCAs The regulation requires crypto asset issuers or offerors to be fair, transparent, professional, and honest in ...

MiCA classifies stablecoins into asset-referenced tokens (ARTs) and electronic money tokens (EMTs), requiring full 1:1 backing with liquid reserves, robust transparency and regulatory approval to ...

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 ...

JPMorgan's research report highlights the impact of the EU's MiCA regulations on stablecoins. Compliance with MiCA is crucial ...

On the other hand, users will receive more guarantees and protection. MiCA makes Euro stablecoins more popular. Source: research.kaiko.com New report by Kaiko research company and the Dutch ...