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The program, unveiled on Jan. 16, lets customers stake as little as 0.1 ETH, with a 12-week mandatory lock-up period before rewards are distributed.

Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo reportedly joins a growing number of financial institutions embracing Bitcoin amidst heightened corporate demand.

MiCA-compliant license in Luxembourg cements Standard Chartered's crypto custody ambitions across the EU.

FTX states no court approval for Backpack's indirect acquisition of its EU operations.

Although the ČNB considered just a small allocation, the entity's governor considers Bitcoin something very insteresting.

The suspension cited compliance with guidelines published by the European Central Bank.

Backpack's strategy focuses on regulated opportunities and customer restitution as it steps into Europe's competitive crypto market.

MiCA requirements make stablecoin issuers navigate rigorous compliance while traditional banks leverage resources to integrate blockchain innovations.

Industry anticipates greater institutional involvement as EU unifies crypto regulations under MiCA, though compliance costs may favor larger platforms.

Initiative proposes amending Swiss Constitution to bolster financial independence with Bitcoin.

Tether expands Bitcoin reserves while questioning the 30% traditional institution reserve mandate in the EU.

Milestone license from the Netherlands empowers MoonPay to expand its European reach amidst growing demand for crypto solutions.

Franch authorities are intensifying efforts to curb burgeoning crypto scams and fraudulent schemes exploiting consumer trust.

Exchanges brace for disruptions as MiCA targets Tether's USDT, risking liquidity fragmentation across EU markets.

Hexarq's PSAN registration positions BPCE to offer secure and regulated crypto services to its 35 million customers within French banking law.

Worldcoin must delete unlawfully collected data within one month, says Bavarian regulator after concluding investigation.

Most of the requests were related to criminal enforcement, mainly sent from the US, the UK, Spain, Germany, France, and Australia.

ESMA's guidelines clarify crypto-asset service provider responsibilities and cross-border protocols.