2023-4-21 16:51 |
What is the potential impact of MiCA on the EU crypto and blockchain market, and what other regulations can be expected for this rapidly evolving industry?
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The crypto sector within the 27-nation European Union bloc is undergoing significant changes as countries prepare for the implementation of the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. The recent Bitcoin rally is adding fuel to the fire, heating the cryptocurrency market.
2024-3-9 15:43 | |
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MiCA was recently signed into law and published in the EU’s official journal, starting the countdown for implementing the first-of-its-kind crypto legislation in 27 member states.
2023-6-14 16:16 | |
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MiCA, which comes fully into force by the end of 2024, aims to create a consistent regulatory framework for crypto assets among European Union member states.
2023-6-9 13:18 | |
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EU regulators have approved MiCA regulations MiCA could pave the way for innovative crypto projects to prosper MCADE price has retreated, although it could rise 10 times Europe’s first comprehensive rules for crypto regulation are fast becoming law.
2023-5-18 13:11 | |
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The French financial authority is considering solutions for registered crypto companies to bring them to MiCA compliance after the European Parliament cast a majority vote to approve the MiCA.
2023-4-25 12:51 | |
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The European Parliament voted in favor of adopting the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation and rules around crypto transfers on April 20 with overwhelming support. The new regulatory regime will start to come into force in 2024 and is expected to be fully implemented within the next two years.
2023-4-20 15:10 | |
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A watered-down amendment limiting the use of proof-of-work cryptocurrencies has made it to the final draft of the MiCA framework
2022-3-13 12:26 | |
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An article restricting proof-of-work cryptocurrencies has made it back into a draft of MiCA after it was reportedly scrapped.
2022-3-13 19:35 | |
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On Monday, March 14th, the European Parliament ECON Committee will vote on MiCA, the comprehensive crypto regulatory proposal for Europe. At the last possible moment certain parties offered amendments to MiCA that would ban Proof of Work consensus protocols, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other popular blockchains and crypto assets in Europe, issuing an ultimatum […]
2022-3-14 00:30 | |
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"Strong support for MiCA is a strong signal from the EU Parliament for a technology-neutral and innovation-friendly financial sector," said Stefan Berger.
2022-3-8 23:00 | |
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The European Union Parliament's economics and monetary committee will vote on the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) legislation next week.
2022-3-8 19:35 | |
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"It’s so critically important that MiCA is pushed through as quickly as possible so we have a regulatory framework within which crypto assets can actually be caught," said Christine Lagarde.
2022-2-28 00:50 | |
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“It is crucial for me that the MiCA report is not misinterpreted as a de facto Bitcoin ban,” said Stefan Berger.
2022-2-28 22:56 | |
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While cryptocurrency regulation has been a hot topic for quite a while, it wasn’t until last year that governments around the world began taking a bigger interest in regulating the booming crypto market.
2022-1-29 13:00 | |
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The latest Mica (Europe’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) revision designates the CNMV and the Bank of Spain as the main cryptocurrency watchdogs in the country. The draft also stipulates that companies offering services in the EU will need to be based in a European country.
2021-6-25 12:00 | |
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The 168-page long leaked version of the draft legislation of “Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA)” by the European Commission provides legal certainty about digital currencies. To be issued later this month, the set of regulations will be covering the issuance and trading of digital assets across the bloc.
2020-9-17 19:10 | |
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Financial authority FSMA told the company in June to cease serving Belgian customers from outside the European bloc
Financial authority FSMA told the company in June to cease serving Belgian customers from outside the European bloc
The crypto exchange is accused of serving Belgian customers from countries outside the European Economic Area in violation of the law, the FSMA has said.
FSMA’s concerns meant the exchange could have lost its license or even faced prosecution, even before the Estonian platform which held its funds filed for insolvency
FSMA’s concerns meant the exchange could have lost its license or even faced prosecution, even before the Estonian platform which held its funds filed for insolvency
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