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Gate Europe has completed its MiCA compliance layout in advance and continues to deepen its compliance layout in Europe

According to the official announcement, with the transition period of the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) officially ending on July 1, the European digital asset market has officially entered a new regulatory phase. Gate Europe had previously completed its MiCA license and Payment Institution (PI) license layout in 2025, and the platform will continue to provide compliant digital asset services to users under the European regulatory framework.Relying on the dual licenses of MiCA and PI, Gate Europe continues to improve its compliance system, risk management, and operational governance capabilities, deeply integrating regulatory requirements into business operations, and continuously strengthening internal controls, compliance processes, and security mechanisms to provide European users with safer, more transparent, and efficient digital asset services. At the same time, the company maintains close communication with European regulatory authorities and industry partners, actively adapting to changes in the regulatory environment, and continuously enhancing the platform's long-term stable operation capabilities.Gate Europe's CEO Dr. Giovanni Cunti stated that the completion of the MiCA transition period marks a move towards a more standardized and transparent development phase for the European digital asset market. In the future, Gate Europe will continue to increase investments in compliance capability building, professional talent training, and operational resilience, with compliance, security, and innovation at its core, continuously promoting the healthy development of the digital asset industry.

Analyst: The inflow of Bitcoin to exchanges is 50% higher than in February, and SOPR remains below 1

CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. released a report indicating that the current Bitcoin market correction is more severe than in February. The 30-day average inflow of Bitcoin to exchanges has risen to 122,000 coins, significantly higher than the annual baseline of 82,000 coins, and about 50% higher than the average of around 80,000 coins during the February sell-off period, approaching the upper range of 131,000 coins. Meanwhile, the price has dropped from $77,000-$78,000 to the current approximately $59,000.At the same time, the 30-day average SOPR (Spent Output Profit Ratio) has fallen to 0.99, consistently below the critical level of 1, indicating that the market is, on average, in a state of realized losses. From May to July, this indicator was below 1 for 37 out of 61 days. The combination of these two indicators shows that the volume of sell-offs and realized losses makes the current correction more pronounced than in February. Adler pointed out that this is not a temporary pressure event, but rather a continuous selling process. For the market to stabilize, two signals need to appear simultaneously: SOPR rising above 1 (meaning that those selling coins are no longer losing money), and the inflow to exchanges returning to annual normal levels. The main risk is that if a large amount of coins continues to flow into exchanges, the supply pressure will persist, making it difficult for market sentiment to improve.

Taiwan, China has officially established a regulatory framework for cryptocurrency through the "Virtual Asset Service Act."

According to The Block, the Legislative Yuan of Taiwan has passed the "Virtual Asset Service Act" in its third reading. The bill has been submitted to Taiwan's regional leader Lai Ching-te for signing, and the implementation date is expected to be announced within 10 days.The core points of the bill are as follows:• Licensing requirements: Virtual asset service providers must apply for a license from the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC). Platforms that have completed AML registration have a 12-month application period and a 21-month approval period.• Stablecoin regulation: Issuing or managing stablecoins requires dual approval from both the central bank and the FSC, and sufficient reserves must be maintained.• Compliance requirements: Covering aspects such as cybersecurity, customer asset segregation, and internal controls.• Criminal penalties: Illegal operations can result in a maximum sentence of 7 years in prison and fines of up to NT$100 million (approximately US$3.14 million); market manipulation in the crypto space can lead to a maximum sentence of 10 years and fines of up to NT$200 million (approximately US$6.28 million).Industry insiders point out that crypto companies previously operating in legal gray areas will no longer be able to rely on regulatory ambiguity. Traditional financial institutions will also be allowed to apply for VASP licenses in the future, and existing crypto companies may face increased competitive pressure.
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