Tag: Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA)
Coinbase names European home in preparation for MiCA
Coinbase is gearing up for the launch of Europe’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation by naming Ireland as its regulatory base of operations.
After...
Web3 Foundation calls for more adequate regulation
Web3 trade group, the Web3 Foundation (W3F), has called for more transparency around EU regulation of web3 technology during the Polkadot Decoded conference in...
Regulation ‘the remedy’ for customer confidence following crypto scandals
The Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) bill became one of the most discussed topics at the London Blockchain Conference, where experts unanimously agreed that regulations are needed...
Yves Mersch: ‘MiCA is not inventing the wheel, but building on...
The landmark European Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) bill is a world-first cryptocurrency legislation, which may significantly alter how crypto assets are regulated globally.
A...
The Blockchain Bulletin: Coinbase files SEC lawsuit & EU passes MiCA
Payment Expert’s Blockchain Bulletin analyses how the world of blockchain is constantly evolving and having a major impact on the payment industry, with cryptocurrencies,...
EU’s MiCA crypto bill passes to come into effect in 2024
The European Parliament has voted 529 in favour of a landmark cryptocurrency regulation - Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) - that could shape the...
EU’s MiCA bill vote delayed till April over ‘technical issues’
The European Union’s ground-breaking crypto regulatory bill, the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA), vote has been delayed until April.
A source close to the bill...
The EU explores NFTs as a vehicle to prevent forgery and...
Blockchain technology and NFTs have been identified by the European Union (EU) as a means to mitigate counterfeiting and forgery attacks.
The European body has...
Banks holding crypto could be capped by new EU ruling
The European Parliament is considering a cap on European Union (EU) banks that are holding Bitcoin under new amendments to the financial-services law.
The proposal...
