The European Union (EU) is currently working on a new set of regulations, stating that it would create a more transparent and secure environment for investors. The arrival of MiCA would inevitably anger many investors, who believe that the regulation is the violation of the DeFi nature of crypto. But there are also others like Binance CEO Changpeng welcoming the change. So what is all this buzz about?
XingChiCircle announced that its USDC and EURC stablecoins have complied with the EU’s new stablecoin regulations, becoming the first global stablecoin issuer to comply with MiCA regulations. From July 1, Circle officially issued these two stablecoins to European customers.
JinseFinanceStablecoin, MiCA, Europe's MiCA is finally here. How will the United States respond? Golden Finance, Under the new EU rules, stablecoins will be classified as electronic currency tokens.
JinseFinanceTo ensure “reliability and stability,” Binance has converted all of its BTC and BNB insurance funds to USDC. What does this mean?
JinseFinanceBinance strengthens asset security, shifts $1B SAFU fund entirely to USDC, reflecting proactive risk management amid regulatory changes.
Huang BoBinance reallocates $1 billion to USDC, enhancing transparency and security, and influencing the broader crypto market.
MiyukiBinance had previously suspended dollar deposits in June, following pressure from the SEC.
ClementThe world's largest crypto exchange by trading volume has endured a wave a withdrawals amid concerns about reserves.
OthersPer the official announcement, Binance has announced that it has reopened its USDC (SOL) deposit service after an internal review and review.
BinanceThe Markets in Crypto-Assets framework stands to get in the way of Circle's Euro Coin and other digital assets. Policymakers should revise the proposal.
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