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ChainCatcher сообщает, что по данным газеты «Фигаро», французская криптовалютная платформа Paymium объявила о получении официальной лицензии ЕС MiCA, выданной Управлением финансовых рынков Франции (AMF), что позволит ей продолжать предоставлять услуги по торговле криптоактивами в ЕС после вступления новых правил в силу.Компания была основана в 2011 году и позиционирует себя как единственная платформа во Франции, работающая как криптоактивная биржа, имеющая более 230 000 клиентов по всему миру, включая частных лиц и учреждения. В сообщении говорится, что MiCA полностью вступит в силу в конце 2024 года, и платформы, не получившие разрешение от своих национальных регулирующих органов до 30 июня, будут вынуждены прекратить свою деятельность.На данный момент во Франции лишь около 20 компаний получили одобрение, около 50 еще не подали заявки, а в Европе всего около 200 компаний прошли сертификацию.

Web3 asset data platform RootData issued a daily transparency alert on Twitter (X), stating that exchanges such as Paymium, indodax, Coincheck, Coinmetro, and Delta Exchange are missing information about project teams, calendars, key events, and token data. It calls on project teams to submit a claim application on RootData to improve their transparency scores.It is reported that the RootData transparency score is used to measure the integrity and timeliness of a project, aiming to reflect the project's information disclosure status. The transparency score is divided into 5 levels from A to F, with lower scores indicating less complete information disclosure, requiring investors to exercise heightened caution.

ChainCatcher news, according to Decrypt, the daughter and grandson of the co-founder of the French cryptocurrency exchange Paymium were the victims of an attempted armed kidnapping in the 11th arrondissement of Paris. Four masked assailants tried to forcibly take the victims away but ultimately fled due to the victims' resistance and intervention from bystanders.According to security expert Jameson Lopp, there have been 22 violent crime cases targeting cryptocurrency-related individuals globally in 2025, a number that is close to the 24 cases recorded for the entire year of 2023.Data shows that there have been at least 6 cryptocurrency-related kidnapping cases in France this year, including the kidnapping and finger amputation incident involving a co-founder of Ledger in January. Such crimes are showing an international trend, with kidnapping cases demanding ransom in cryptocurrency reported in the Philippines, Hong Kong, and Brazil.It is noteworthy that criminals often target the relatives of cryptocurrency practitioners, exploiting the difficult-to-trace nature of digital currencies for extortion. Currently, the Paris police have seized the vehicle used in the crime, and the investigation is ongoing.

ChainCatcher news, the Da Vinci Center in the business district of the suburbs of Paris, France, has recently established the first research institute for crypto assets, which will support and conduct research related to blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies. Its scientific committee includes 11 experts from major French educational institutions such as the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) and École Polytechnique. A committee of 6 practitioners, including Ledger co-founder Nicolas Bacca and Paymium founder Pierre Noizat, will also oversee the work of the institute.