I am convinced what it will get things in order. Check what Bank of Lithuania did last week with 27 crypto companies - including a giant - and that will continue to expand. ECB and ESMA are clear on what they want, may it be licensing or the false interpretation of reverse solicitation. I find a lot of analogy with GDPR. When the regulation went live, most said it will make everything impossible - and today it is the gold standard for user data privacy.
Nice, 22.000 views on this topic - makes it clear that regulated crypto activities and web3 can have a great overlap. Thanks @Cointelegraph and @BlockBen#MICA
ICYMI: Not every Web3 project needs its own MiCA license.
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Great chat @itsciaranlyons always happy to speak with you. Look forward to the next one, hope everyone got a lot of interesting info on #MICA@BlockBen and where the market is heading.
Getting a MiCA license takes time and heavy capital. Join us on Nov. 9 as @ViktorBodnar_BB explains how companies can use @BlockBen’s regulatory status to launch crypto services in Europe immediately.
🕜 9 am UTC
Getting a MiCA license takes time and heavy capital. Join us on Nov. 9 as @ViktorBodnar_BB explains how companies can use @BlockBen’s regulatory status to launch crypto services in Europe immediately.
🕜 9 am UTC
Europe is very clear on this with MiCA. Regulated institutions are to be clear on who is providing the service and fully control KYC, transaction flows and monitoring as must hold the client funds. No such thing and as agent structure that you might have seen with other financial services previously. Please join the AMA and I'll put extra focus on this topic @awpSOL5
Getting a MiCA license takes time and heavy capital. Join us on Nov. 9 as @ViktorBodnar_BB explains how companies can use @BlockBen’s regulatory status to launch crypto services in Europe immediately.
🕜 9 am UTC