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EU Regulators Question Binance’s Use of Reverse Solicitation After MiCA License Exit

They warn the narrow exemption may not apply to Binance’s post-deadline activity and say enforcement including fines is possible.

Binance Employees Briefly Held at UAE Airports Over Client‑Money Fund Flows

UK Banks Block Large Share of Crypto Transfers as Users Mount Mass Complaint Campaign

Ripple Brings RLUSD to Türkiye Through Three Local Partners

KuCoin EU Bolsters AML Leadership After Austrian Regulator Halts Operations

Survey Finds 35% of European Investors Would Switch Banks for Better Crypto

Bhutan Has Sold About 70% of Its State Bitcoin Over 18 Months

Six Swiss Banks Launch Sandbox to Trial Swiss Franc Stablecoin

OCC Proposes Bank-Style Stablecoin Rules Under GENIUS Act

Deloitte Attests to Reserves for Tether-Linked USAT, a U.S.-Regulated Stablecoin

Singapore Gulf Bank Launches Regulated Multi-Chain Stablecoin Service for Institutions

Sling Money Wins U.K. FCA Green Light for Crypto Services

Zurich’s FUTURE Raises CHF 28 Million to Build Europe’s Bitcoin Treasury Platform

HKMA Warns No Stablecoin Issuers Are Approved in Hong Kong, Citing Illegal Marketing of AxCNH

ASIC Eases Licensing for Stablecoin Distribution With Class Relief

GENIUS Act Enters Rulemaking With Treasury Panel Set to Certify State Stablecoin Rules

Monex Weighs Yen-Pegged Stablecoin as European Crypto Deal Nears

Anchorpoint Files First Bid Under Hong Kong’s New Stablecoin Regime

Sintra Central Bankers Demand Tougher Stablecoin Regulation and Dollar Swap-Line Assurances