#歐盟MiCA監管與幣安合規博弈

🇪🇺 REGULATION: The EU has expanded its sanctions to ban transactions with 14 crypto platforms based in Georgia, Panama, the UAE, the Marshall Islands, Kyrgyzstan, and Belarus. https://t.co/F74KsgKSuv

Circle Executive: Only USDC, USDG and EURC Among the Top 50 Stablecoins Are MiCA-Compliant Circle Senior Director of EU Strategy and Policy Patrick Hansen said the EU now has about 35 regulated e-money tokens issued by 21 entities, but only USDC, USDG and EURC among the world’s top 50 stablecoins comply with MiCA. He said the framework’s review should improve competitiveness, strengthen global regulatory coordination and establish a recognition regime for foreign-regulated stablecoins.

🇪🇺 MiCA KILLED 90% OF EU CRYPTO. MiCA 2 WANTS THE REST. And it doesn’t look any better than the first version. Regulators are looking to widen MiCA to cover tokenized assets and tighten stablecoin oversight. Here’s what’s on the table: • Tokenization: Stocks, bonds, funds, and real-world assets could all fall under new tokenization rules. • Clear answers on who owns a tokenized asset and how it moves and gets held onchain. • Some tokenized securities might move under MiCA instead of traditional financial rules. • Stablecoins: easier access for non-EU issuers, and debate over whether interest-paying stablecoins should be allowed. This could set the stage for “MiCA 2” as early as 2027. MiCa's first version already wiped out ~90% of the European crypto industry. And MiCa 2 is not better. Wider scope, tighter rules. Europe is falling behind on crypto.

🚨 INSIGHT: Gate (@Gate) Europe CEO Giovanni Cunti says crypto companies that secured MiCA licenses before the deadline aren't necessarily guaranteed long-term survival in Europe's current crypto environment. “I think there are going to be quite a few more of the ones that acquired a MiCA license that will not be capable to sustain the cost and the resources that are needed to carry on this business in the long term.” #CHAINREACTION