55 stories about MICA from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Aug 22, 2026.
Banca Sella is the first Italian bank to receive EU authorization for bitcoin and crypto services under the MiCA regulation. This milestone marks a significant step for crypto adoption in traditional banking.
The European Commission is reviewing its crypto regulations under MiCA and wants public input by August 31. This could lead to updates affecting how crypto is used and regulated in Europe.
The European Commission is asking for public input on whether its crypto regulations, known as MiCA, still work as markets and global policies change. This review could lead to updates affecting how crypto is used and regulated in the EU.
Zerohash Europe is the first company to obtain both a MiCA license and full EMI status, allowing it to offer stablecoin and brokerage services across the EU. This milestone could set a precedent for other crypto firms operating in Europe.
Poland has passed a crypto bill to comply with the EU's MiCA regulations, while a fraud investigation involving a major exchange is deepening political divisions. This move aims to clarify crypto regulations and protect investors, but the scandal could slow adoption.
B2C2 has obtained a MiCA license in Luxembourg, allowing it to offer over-the-counter (OTC) spot trading services across all EU member states and three EEA countries. This marks a significant step in the institutional adoption of crypto in Europe.
Paybis has become the first company in Latvia to hold both a MiCA crypto license and a PSD2 payment institution license simultaneously. This dual licensing positions the exchange for broader EU market access.