CoinJar’s 2025 Push: US Launch, EU MiCAR Approval and AI Features
CoinJar closed 2025 with major global expansion and product upgrades. The exchange launched in the United States (initially in 20 states) and plans wider US rollout, while CoinJar Europe secured MiCAR authorization from its Dublin hub allowing services across the EU. Product innovations include CoinJar AI — an account-connected assistant delivering market data, portfolio insights, news summaries and account actions — rolled out in the US and Australia. Other upgrades: Travel Rule support with saved recipient details, expanded portfolio management tools (portfolio view, balances overview, recent activity, available balances, compliance prompts), faster app performance, TradingView chart integration, dark mode, additional tokens and Layer‑2 transfers, and multichain functionality. Security and scam‑awareness initiatives continued. Roadmap items for 2026 include expanding US state coverage, enhancing payment and crypto rails, more token and Layer‑2 listings, and advanced trading features such as stop‑loss orders. For traders, the key takeaways are broader access to CoinJar liquidity in US and EU markets, more tokens/chains and lower‑cost rails, integrated advanced charting, and an AI assistant that can surface account‑specific trading signals and alerts.
Bullish
The news is bullish for market access and potential liquidity. CoinJar’s US launch (20 states initially) and EU MiCAR authorization meaningfully expand its addressable user base and on‑ramp/off‑ramp capacity, which tends to increase order flow and liquidity on listed tokens. Product upgrades — especially TradingView integration, more tokens and Layer‑2 support — lower trading friction and fees, attracting active traders. The account‑connected CoinJar AI could increase user engagement and faster reaction to market events by surfacing personalized signals and alerts. In the short term, expect modest positive flows into tokens newly listed on CoinJar and increased trading volume on the platform as US and EU users onboard. Market impact will likely be concentrated on assets that CoinJar lists or promotes and those benefiting from cheaper Layer‑2 rails. In the longer term, improved access, regulatory compliance (MiCAR), and enhanced tooling can strengthen retail liquidity and reduce slippage for mid‑cap tokens, supporting a constructive macro environment for crypto risk assets. Risks: growth depends on execution, regulatory headwinds in individual US states, and competition from larger exchanges; none of these negate the overall positive market-access implications.