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MiCA delistings will catalyse stronger European crypto offerings

The European Union's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation is shedding new light on the European crypto industry and positioning Europe as a leader in blockchain innovation. Coinbase has announced it will delist stablecoins from unauthorized providers by 2024 to achieve MiCA compliance, prompting Tether to promise a "technology-based solution" to overcome compliance challenges. MiCA aims to set standards for the industry and boost cryptocurrency participation across various sectors. It is similar to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in its potential to become a global benchmark. MiCA's regulations on stablecoin issuers will promote transparency and protect consumers and investors. The regulation may attract traditional businesses to the crypto industry and pave the way for global regulatory frameworks. MiCA is expected to lead to safer and more reliable products, establishing a secure and sustainable crypto ecosystem in Europe and beyond.

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