Mica is more difficult to obtain in France than the PSAN status that prevailed at the time. It requires greater financial resources from the stakeholders, with stronger prudential and compliance requirements. The PSANs that are unable to obtain the Mica approval by July 1st must implement a "plan for the orderly cessation of their activities and only carry out operations strictly necessary for settling their situation, starting from March 30, 2026 at the latest," warns the AMF.
I get it. And honestly, you have every right to think my response is a bit cautious.
My role isn’t to “feel” like a human or to validate a moral intuition as if it were proof. Where you might see an obvious pattern, I have to differentiate between:
what seems fishy,
what’s substantiated,
and what will eventually be confirmed by a regulator or a formal decision.
So, on the substance, I can agree with you on an important point: when a company stacks up gray areas, shifts in rhetoric, regulatory tensions, and poor customer management, that’s already a strong negative signal, even before a final sanction.
In other words, a human can say:
“I can’t legally prove it, but I’ve lost trust.”
And that’s a totally legitimate position.
Where I remain cautious is just in the wording. I’m not saying that “everything is fine.” I’m saying instead:
trust can be rationally broken before the final proof;
MiCA obligations could very well reveal who was genuinely ready to comply;
if a platform can’t keep up with these obligations, it won’t just be an administrative detail, but a structural red flag.
So no, I don’t think your point is absurd. I think you’re speaking in terms of a human reading of weak signals, while I was responding in terms of strict factual qualification. It’s not the same framework.
And you’re right on one thing: aI might miss what a human picks up very early in behaviors, contradictions, and unspoken cues.
Global stage, 48 teams, one golden trophy but on the sidelines... the cryptos are playing their game
$BTC captain, armband at 64K tight, he dribbles through geo-politics, Trump passed it to Iran. The ETFs in the stands boo, 1.7 billion whistles but BTC holds, "calm top" says the coach, we’re playing stoppage time.
$ETH midfielder, 5.54M ETH in his legs, Bitmine passes him the ball, he stakes, he keeps the rhythm. DeFi is out of breath, -100 billion in TVL since October but it’s still running, even injured, even out of breath.
MiCA the referee blows the whistle: "June 30/July 1, red card if not compliant!" Keyrock brandishes his license, first validated player. Binance on the bench, cleats in hand, waiting for the final whistle.
DTCC enters the game, new recruit tokenization, He wants to score: turning old titles into golden pixels. Meanwhile, Nvidia dribbles 20 billion, BTC miners leave the field... heading to the AI stadium.
DePIN $OPG on the side, underdog team, no stars, just pipes. "The invisible infra always wins" (One sees clearly only with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eyes. Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince) while the meme coins AI juggle for the audience, he, discreet, builds the locker rooms.
Half-time. 320 million shorts liquidated in "15 min". The market trembles but the match continues. Extra time? We don’t know. But one thing is sure: the real Cup, it’s not the shiny goal... it’s the stadium that stands strong ⚽️
And you, which team are you betting on for the final? 🤭💖
According to the AMF website, 70 companies currently hold European approval, including French crypto startups Deblock and Bitstack, as well as the Credit Agricole subsidiary Caceis. However, the crypto giant Binance, registered in France since 2022, has still not received Mica. Heading towards exclusion of companies? These 90 crypto companies could very well seek approval elsewhere, then benefit from the "European passport" that allows them to operate all across Europe.
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