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Ukraine has announced its commitment to adopt the European Union's new regulation on Markets in Crypto-assets (MiCA)
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Immediately after passing the European Parliament, Ukrainian authorities announced plans to adopt the EU's MiCA regulations on crypto assets.
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The European Parliament has approved with overwhelming support to adopt the Markets in Crypto-Assets {MiCA} law surrounding crypto transactions.
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