Tags: European Union

Bitcoin drops below $80,000, triggering a liquidation cascade of around $600 million in hours.

Clearstream introduces Bitcoin and Ethereum custody services, aiming to simplify crypto adoption for banks and large institutions.

USDC’s dominance on Binance continues to rise, challenging Tether’s market position amid shifting regulatory frameworks in the European Union.

EU customers can convert their holding MiCA-compliant alternatives like USDC ahead of deadline.

The European crypto ETP market remains smaller than the US, but BlackRock’s entry could attract institutional investors.

The MiCA framework standardizes regulations for crypto-asset service providers across the European Economic Area (EEA).

Luxembourg will host Standard Chartered’s EU digital asset operations.

With USDT facing compliance challenges and its market cap seeing a notable decline RLUSD could potentially fill the gap as a MiCA-compliant alternative.

Finnish authorities claim Heart evaded taxes between 2020 and 2024, with alleged unpaid dues amounting to hundreds of millions of euros.

November 2024 weekly crypto trade volumes in Europe hit €12B, driven by Bitcoin’s $100K milestone as well as surging institutional demand.

The blockchain oracle provider has seen its native token skyrocket following an announcement of a new partnership to tokenize securities in Europe. 

The firm’s non-custodial staking model for Solana ETN will allow investors to retain full control over their staked assets.

An adviser to the European Central Bank has suggested a Bitcoin ban, sparking backlash among the crypto community.

The new features make self-custody and DeFi more accessible to Robinhood’s European customer base.

The European Central Bank has released an update on progress on the digital Euro CBDC but concerns are being raised by crypto industry experts.

How will Uphold’s decision to delist Tether impact USDT in the European Union?

The European Central Bank has released a paper and video touting its digital Euro and attempting to allay fears over investments in the CBDC, which it is attempting to restrict.