MiCA Regulation Don Grant 53 EU Licenses Plus Passport Rights
Since MiCA regulation start full operation on December 30, 2024, European Securities and Markets Authority don grant 53 approvals, allow stablecoin issuers and crypto-asset service providers to run for all 30 EEA countries under one EU crypto regulation framework. The approved dem include 14 stablecoin issuers like Circle’s USDC and Société Générale-Forge’s EURCV, plus 39 CASPs like Coinbase, Kraken, Crypto.com, Robinhood, Bitpanda and MoonPay. Tokens wey no follow rules like Tether’s USDT don get delisted, while no asset-referenced tokens (ARTs) don get approval because compliance cost too much. MiCA regulation passport rights mean say no need get license for each country, e reduce compliance wahala and promise better stablecoin liquidity with smooth cross-border services. Traders suppose watch three projects dem wey fit benefit: Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER), Best Wallet Token (BEST) and Chainlink (LINK). Analysts see these developments as good thing for market stability and long-term growth for regulated crypto. Next update about licensed entities na for late September 2025.
Bullish
Di MiCA regulation dem authorize 53 firms plus introduce EU-wide passporting rights dey reduce the compliance barrier dem and improve market infrastructure, e boost stablecoin liquidity and encourage cross-border services. For short term, compliant stablecoins weh dey listed like USDC and EURCV fit see more adoption, but non-compliant tokens like USDT fit face more pressure from delistings. For long term, the one EU crypto regulation go promote institutional participation and market stability, make sure say growth for regulated crypto assets plus related projects like HYPER, BEST, and LINK continue. All these factors together dey support better outlook for regulated tokens and their token ecosystem.