Posted inCrypto News Regulation Bitpanda Hit With Austria’s First MiCA Fine Austria fines Bitpanda €70,000 in the FMA's first published MiCA penalty. Two paperwork breaches, a final fine, and an authorization left intact.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation ECB Moves to Ban Multi-Issuance Stablecoins The ECB holds that multi-issuance stablecoins are not allowed under MiCA. The European Parliament voted the other way, 390 to 86.
Posted inCryptonomic Files Crypto Exchange Shutdowns: Inside the 2026 Consolidation Crypto exchange shutdowns are clustering in 2026: AscendEX, BitMEX and BitMart fell in a month, yet the year is the quietest in eight.
Posted inCryptonomic Files MiCA One Year On: The Real Verdict on Europe’s Crypto Rules MiCA one year on: 102 licensed providers, 30 stablecoin issuers, and blind spots that still persist.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation UK Parliament Probes Crypto Banking Access Crypto banking access is under scrutiny as a UK parliamentary group opens an inquiry into the bank blocks hitting sector firms, open until August 31.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation MiCA: 70% of Withdrawn Funds Flee to Self-Custody Under MiCA, 244 firms out of 3,389 keep a license and 70% of withdrawn funds move to self-custody rather than a licensed platform.
Posted inEducational Guides MiCA Regulation Sets a Single Crypto Framework Across Europe MiCA Regulation now sets a single crypto framework across Europe from July 1. Compliance guide and impact for the retail investor.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation MiCA Deadline: 10 Million EU Crypto Users Lose Platforms The MiCA Deadline lands July 1, 2026. Ten million EU users must move to a licensed platform as 80% of crypto firms face wipeout.
Posted inCrypto News France Regulation Binance France Misses MiCA Deadline, Restrictions July 1 Binance France will miss the June 30 MiCA deadline and roll out service restrictions starting July 1, halting all new French signups.
Posted inCrypto News Regulation Binance MiCA: ECB to Decide Fate of 37M EU Clients Binance MiCA: without a European license by June 30, the exchange may lose access to its 37 million EU clients. The ECB reportedly blocks the doors.