Key Points:
The discussions revolved around potential grace periods for stablecoin operators seeking Electric Money Institution (EMI) licenses to comply with MiCA.
Under MiCA, stablecoin issuers are mandated to secure EMI licenses within the EU; failure to do so may result in their assets being delisted from EU exchanges. As of now, no stablecoin issuers possess EMI licenses within the EU.
In an official statement, Binance remarked that their engagement with regulators is typically non-public due to the complexity of regulatory developments, which can be easily misconstrued. The focus of the conversation was the inquiry about whether stablecoin operators in the midst of applying for EMI licenses would receive a grace period.
While Binance expressed confidence in the eventual establishment of constructive solutions before the June 30, 2024, deadline, they underscored the potential impact on the European crypto market and the competitiveness of European crypto exchanges in the global arena if the issue remains unaddressed.
Changpeng Zhao, CEO of Binance, has previously commended the EU’s regulatory framework as a global standard but also voiced concerns regarding its restrictions on stablecoins. Binance has recently confirmed its full compliance with the EU’s crypto regulations, dispelling rumors of stablecoin delisting from its platform in the EU.
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