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Bitgo Europe GmbH is opening a regulated infrastructure path for European crypto businesses that face losing their operating licenses as legacy virtual asset service provider registration regimes expire under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. MiCAR Is Replacing the Old System MiCAR has replaced fragmented national crypto registration regimes across the European Economic Area […]
Read full articleThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has moved closer to allowing tokenized stock trading as industry participants expect a new regulatory exemption that could support upcoming offerings from crypto firms, including Coinbase. According to a Reuters report citing lawyers and…
Bitget EU files its MiCAR application with Austria’s FMA as the exchange says existing global user access remains under current terms online
BitGo launches a MiCA-compliant crypto infrastructure platform in Europe as exchanges face pressure to meet July 1 licensing rules across the EU.
Hong Kong's IPO surge could boost investor confidence, potentially attracting more global tech and crypto firms to its stock exchange. The post Hong Kong sees $5B in listings with 17 IPOs planned for June appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
More than 3,000 crypto firms were registered across Europe before MiCA, yet only 194 had secured authorization by May 2026, and BitGo has now introduced a compliance service designed to help firms continue operating as the EU’s licensing deadline takes…
BitGo's MiCA-compliance support could accelerate regulatory adoption, shaping Europe's crypto market by lowering entry barriers for firms. The post BitGo offers MiCA-compliance support to Europe’s crypto firms appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The integration of crypto in the 2026 World Cup could redefine fan engagement and investment dynamics, but sustainability remains uncertain. The post Kansas City hosts Argentina vs Algeria as crypto firms stake their claim on the 2026 World Cup appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
The European Union’s transition period under its landmark crypto framework ends July 1, after which an estimated three-quarters of regional crypto companies could be barred from serving EU customers without full authorization. A Hard Deadline for Europe’s Crypto Industry The transitional period under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation will officially expire on July […]
