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Bitstamp Will Delist EURT Stablecoin Ahead of MiCA Regulation Implementation

Jun 27, 2024 at 07:31 pm

Bitstamp, one of the largest crypto exchange platforms, has confirmed that it will enhance its offerings in the coming days, with a maximum of June 30, 2024.

Bitstamp Will Delist EURT Stablecoin Ahead of MiCA Regulation Implementation

Crypto exchange platform Bitstamp will enhance its offerings in the coming days, with a maximum of June 30, 2024. The confirmation comes ahead of the MiCA regulation’s implementation across the European Union.

MiCA, an acronym for Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, will go into effect on June 30, 2024. The regulation will introduce a harmonized legal framework for crypto-assets in the EU, aiming to enhance consumer protection and market integrity.

As part of its preparation for MiCA, Bitstamp will delist EUR dominance in EURT stablecoin and retain electronic money tokens (EMTs) that are not Euro-dominated but are already listed on the platform and do not comply with MiCA regulations. However, their availability will be limited, and no new EMTs will be listed unless they meet MiCA’s requirements.

James Sullivan, the UK Managing Director at Bitstamp, has welcomed the move, saying that it reflects their commitment to security and compliance. James has further added that making this transition now means that they are in a strong position to adapt to the changes. The platform maintains direct contact with the affected users.

Original source:cryptonewsz

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