Coinbase Membuka Hub MiCA Luxembourg karena Pasar Kripto UE Memasuki Era Regulasi Baru

TheNewsCryptoPublished on 2026-06-25Last updated on 2026-06-25

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Coinbase secara resmi meluncurkan hub kripto Eropa di Luxembourg sesuai dengan regulasi Pasar Aset Kripto (MiCA) Uni Eropa. Ini terjadi setelah Coinbase memperoleh lisensi MiCA dari otoritas pengawas keuangan Luxembourg pada Juni 2025, lebih dari setahun sebelum batas waktu yang ditetapkan. Dengan lisensi ini, Coinbase dapat menawarkan produk dan layanan kriptonya kepada lebih dari 450 juta orang di pasar Eropa. Perusahaan memilih Luxembourg karena reputasinya sebagai pusat inovasi keuangan dengan regulasi yang jelas dan dukungan terhadap teknologi blockchain. Pencapaian ini menunjukkan pentingnya kerangka regulasi MiCA untuk aset digital di Eropa. Coinbase menyatakan bahwa langkah ini meningkatkan kemampuan kepatuhan mereka dan mendukung inovasi di pasar kripto regional, sekaligus menjadi dasar yang kuat untuk pertumbuhan jangka panjang di Eropa.

Coinbase secara resmi meluncurkan hub kripto Eropanya di Luxembourg sesuai dengan regulasi Pasar Aset Kripto (MiCA) Uni Eropa. Hal ini terjadi setelah Coinbase menerima lisensi MiCA dari badan pengawas keuangan Luxembourg pada Juni 2025. Komisi de Surveillance du Secteur Financier Luxembourg memberikan lisensi tersebut lebih dari satu tahun sebelum batas waktu yang ditetapkan.

Ini berarti Coinbase dapat menawarkan produk dan layanan kriptonya kepada lebih dari 450 juta orang di seluruh pasar Eropa. Nama Coinbase Luxembourg S.A. tercantum dalam daftar otoritas pasar sekuritas Eropa, European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), sebagai peserta yang diotorisasi MiCA. Coinbase sudah memiliki lisensi regulasi di berbagai negara Eropa bahkan sebelum memperoleh otorisasi MiCA.

Di antara negara-negara Eropa tempat Coinbase beroperasi adalah Jerman, Prancis, Irlandia, Italia, Spanyol, dan Belanda. Perusahaan ini tercatat di pasar saham publik Nasdaq pada 2021, yang berarti regulator sudah memiliki akses ke catatan operasional dan kepatuhan perusahaan.

Luxembourg Memperkuat Statusnya Sebagai Pusat Inovasi Kripto

Dalam memilih Luxembourg, Coinbase mengandalkan reputasinya di pasar jasa keuangan dan regulasi Eropa. Luxembourg selalu mendukung inovasi tetapi tetap mempertahankan norma regulasi yang jelas untuk pasar keuangan. Luxembourg telah mengambil pendekatan terpadu terhadap teknologi blockchain dan program inovasi DLT. Parlemen Luxembourg telah memberlakukan empat undang-undang tentang blockchain untuk kepentingan ekosistem aset digital negara tersebut.

Coinbase menekankan bahwa Luxembourg menawarkan regulasi yang jelas untuk kripto dan memahami kebutuhan perusahaan-perusahaan kripto. Perusahaan menganggap yurisdiksi ini sebagai landasan yang kokoh untuk tumbuh di Eropa dalam jangka panjang.

MiCA Menawarkan Kemungkinan Baru bagi Pasar Kripto di Eropa

Perkembangan baru ini menunjukkan meningkatnya signifikansi MiCA sebagai rezim regulasi untuk aset digital di Eropa. Peserta pasar kripto memperhatikan bagaimana perusahaan-perusahaan menggunakan lisensi dalam kerangka kerja baru ini.

Menurut Coinbase, pencapaian ini meningkatkan kemampuan mereka untuk mematuhi peraturan dan berkontribusi pada inovasi di pasar kripto Eropa. Perusahaan juga mencatat bahwa mereka akan berdedikasi untuk membantu pembangunan ekonomi di wilayah tersebut.

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