đšđšđšWill Binance Delist Stablecoins in Europe? CEO Richard Teng Made a Breaking Statement!đšđšđš
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, announced that it will soon limit the availability of stablecoins, which are considered âunregulatedâ by the European Union (EU).
#RichardTeng , CEO of Binance, addressed speculation that some of Binance's stablecoins may be delisted. In his statement, Teng said the following:
âI would like to take a moment to answer one of the biggest questions being asked about our strategy for the upcoming MiCA stablecoin rules.
You can be sure that Binance will not delist unauthorized stablecoins directly, but will only limit their availability to certain products for European Economic Area (EEA) users. Updates about the regulated stablecoins will be shared soon.â
There has not yet been an official response from Binance to the question of which stablecoins fall into the âunregulatedâ category.
As stablecoins are regulated in Europe, Binance said that only tokens issued by âregulated companies" will be available to the public. âSome existing stablecoins may not fall into this category and will therefore be subject to certain restrictions,â the company added.
The company stated that the rules for stablecoins, as outlined in the EU's Crypto Asset Markets Regulation (MiCA), will come into force at the end of June. âThis will be the first step into the new regulatory framework and will have a significant impact on the stablecoin market in the European Economic Area,â the statement said.
#binance #BNB #Stablecoins
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, announced that it will soon limit the availability of stablecoins, which are considered âunregulatedâ by the European Union (EU).
#RichardTeng , CEO of Binance, addressed speculation that some of Binance's stablecoins may be delisted. In his statement, Teng said the following:
âI would like to take a moment to answer one of the biggest questions being asked about our strategy for the upcoming MiCA stablecoin rules.
You can be sure that Binance will not delist unauthorized stablecoins directly, but will only limit their availability to certain products for European Economic Area (EEA) users. Updates about the regulated stablecoins will be shared soon.â
There has not yet been an official response from Binance to the question of which stablecoins fall into the âunregulatedâ category.
As stablecoins are regulated in Europe, Binance said that only tokens issued by âregulated companies" will be available to the public. âSome existing stablecoins may not fall into this category and will therefore be subject to certain restrictions,â the company added.
The company stated that the rules for stablecoins, as outlined in the EU's Crypto Asset Markets Regulation (MiCA), will come into force at the end of June. âThis will be the first step into the new regulatory framework and will have a significant impact on the stablecoin market in the European Economic Area,â the statement said.
#binance #BNB #Stablecoins