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Tether (USDT), the largest stablecoin by market capitalization, may face removal from European exchanges due to non-compliance with new Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations. The deadline for compliance is December 30, 2024, raising uncertainty among market participants.
“No regulators have explicitly stated that USDT isn’t compliant, but this does not mean that it is,” Juan Ignacio Ibañez, a member of the Technical Committee of the MiCA Crypto Alliance, told Cointelegraph.
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Europe failing again to see the real problem, they don't even offer a proper stable coin tied to the euro, these idiots could be running a teather-style business, instead they will run scared and ban something instead.
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Let me correct you - there are many EUR pegged stablecoins (some backed up by Tether, Circle and even a Swiss bank). I'm not sure how far did they go with MiCA but surely some of them are already integrated into most exchanges.
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last time i looked on binance i couldn't find one and saw that Tether is discontinuing its euro stablecoin
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You can find EURI on Binance
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