Crypto.com has announced it will delist Tether’s USDT and nine other tokens in Europe by Jan. 31, 2025, to comply with the European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA).

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Tether's spokesperson conveyed disappointment with the hurried decisions made by exchanges in Europe, which have been influenced by the MiCA framework. in a sttament to CoinTelegraph, the ...

Exchanges are required to follow the European Unions bespoke rules for crypto assets known as MiCA that require stablecoin ...

Crypto.com announced the full enforcement of its MiCA license. The service joins OKX, BitPanda, and MoonPay as MiCA regulated ...

With ESMA’s deadline approaching, crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers in the EU are under pressure to meet the new ...

As per the recently released statement, Crypto.com has confirmed that it will be delisting Tether (USDT) and nine other digital assets from its European ...

In conclusion, the delistings of Tether and Mica USDT in Europe have sent shockwaves through the crypto community, emphasizing the need for more transparency and accountability in the digital asset ...

Venga, the European crypto app, has taken a proactive step toward ensuring EU regulatory compliance by submitting its ...

Crypto.com is the first global crypto platform to secure a MiCA license, enabling compliant services across the European Economic Area.