EU MiCA Deadline Leaves 14 Licensed Crypto Trading Platforms
The EU MiCA transitional period ends on July 1, 2026. Only 14 licensed platforms are authorized to continue crypto trading across the EEA.
The EU MiCA transitional period ends on July 1, 2026. Only 14 licensed platforms are authorized to continue crypto trading across the EEA.
Public transaction visibility is limiting institutional stablecoin adoption. Polygon has introduced shielded transfers with compliance and audit features.
Yuga Labs secured 68 NFTs valued at more than $500,000 following an exploit on Flooring Protocol. The assets are being held temporarily pending protocol fixes.
Syscoin halted its bridge after an attacker minted about 5 billion unauthorized SYS through a validation flaw. The token fell more than 7 percent following the incident.
HTX suspended WLFI and USD1 trading after the WLFI team froze tokens tied to HTX linked addresses. The move follows UK sanctions on Huobi Global S.A.
Tokenized stocks and bonds are expanding through exchanges and regulated market tests. Kraken, Robinhood EU, DTCC, and Nasdaq are advancing different structural models.
Euro stablecoins climbed to about $900 million in mid-2026 following MiCA implementation. Growth has been driven by compliant issuers, while retail adoption remains limited.
BeInCrypto announced 16 shortlisted firms in the 2026 Tokenization and On-Chain Finance pillar. The list includes major players in stablecoins, custody, and agentic payments.
BeInCrypto has announced 16 shortlisted entries for the Regulation and Governance pillar of its 2026 Institutional 100 Awards. The list spans compliance providers, banks, legal advisers, and regulatory frameworks.
MoneyGram has launched MGUSD, a US dollar-pegged stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain. The token is integrated into the MoneyGram app for cross-border payments and digital balances.