Europe’s push gains pace
All of this is playing out against a busy year for crypto regulation in Europe. In 2025, the EU went from talking about rules to actually enforcing them. MiCA officially kicked in, forcing crypto firms to get licensed, get their disclosures in place, and rethink which tokens they can offer users.
Stablecoins have been under scrutiny, with regulators asking platforms to phase out non-compliant options. At the same time, new rules around cybersecurity and operational risk took effect. Anti-money laundering bodies made it clear that crypto is now a priority area too.
There’s also new sanctions and stricter oversight. Europe’s crypto market is now a heavily controlled arena.
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