Germany Leads the EU in MiCA Crypto Licenses
As the MiCA transition period comes to an end, EU regulators have issued a total of 244 Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) licenses.
Germany tops the list with 57 licenses, accounting for nearly one quarter of all approvals. The Netherlands and France follow with 26 licenses each.
Meanwhile, several EU countries—including Poland, Portugal, Romania, Hungary, and Greece—have not granted any CASP licenses so far.
Starting tomorrow, July 1, the MiCA transition period officially ends, marking the beginning of the EU's new regulatory framework for the crypto industry.
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As the MiCA transition period comes to an end, EU regulators have issued a total of 244 Crypto-Asset Service Provider (CASP) licenses.
Germany tops the list with 57 licenses, accounting for nearly one quarter of all approvals. The Netherlands and France follow with 26 licenses each.
Meanwhile, several EU countries—including Poland, Portugal, Romania, Hungary, and Greece—have not granted any CASP licenses so far.
Starting tomorrow, July 1, the MiCA transition period officially ends, marking the beginning of the EU's new regulatory framework for the crypto industry.
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