EU silence does not make USDT MiCA-compliant, says exec
While MiCA’s implementation phase is ending on Dec. 30, 2024, there is also a transitional 18-month phase in MiCA’s total 36-month timeline. Go to Source
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While MiCA’s implementation phase is ending on Dec. 30, 2024, there is also a transitional 18-month phase in MiCA’s total 36-month timeline. Go to Source
The move is part of the exchange’s broader plan to expand its US presence following the election of Donald Trump. Go to Source
This week, digital currency company Crypto.com made a splash with several announcements. Among them was a partnership with the Salvation Army, coinciding with the busy holiday season of Christmas donations. On top of that, the company debuted its very first sports event trading product and launched its U.S. trust entity, the Crypto.com Custody Trust Company. … Read more
Crypto.com has announced an extension of its partnership with Formula 1, ensuring their collaboration continues through 2030. Formula 1 and Crypto.com Solidify Long-Term Collaboration Crypto.com, the cryptocurrency platform, which began its association with Formula 1 in 2021, highlighted this renewal as a commitment to fostering innovation and engagement in sports and technology. Since the partnership’s … Read more
The cryptocurrency exchange filed a suit against the SEC in October after receiving a Wells notice, but dropped it the same day its CEO met with the US President-elect. Go to Source
Binance, Crypto.com, Kraken and other crypto exchanges continue to list Tether’s USDT on their EU platforms weeks before the final MiCA deadline on Dec. 30. Go to Source
Crypto.com announces a banking partnership with Deutsche Bank to enhance corporate banking operations in Asia-Pacific. Deutsche Bank Joins Crypto.com as Banking Partner Across Asia-Pacific According to an announcement shared with Bitcoin.com News, Crypto.com has formed a partnership with Deutsche Bank to access corporate banking services in Singapore, Australia, and Hong Kong. The team detailed that … Read more
The companies indicated plans to expand their partnership to the United Kingdom and other European countries in the coming months. Go to Source
Crypto.com has announced a strategic partnership with Mastercard, enabling the cryptocurrency platform to issue payment cards directly in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region, starting with Bahrain. Crypto.com Secures Principal Licence to Issue Mastercard-Powered Cards The collaboration revealed on Dec. 4, grants Crypto.com a principal licence to issue cards on Mastercard’s payment network. This move, … Read more
The new offering will be available across all Crypto.com card tiers with up to 8% rewards on spending. Go to Source