Gate.io CEO warns MiCA only works if every platform plays by the rules
MiCA's uneven enforcement risks undermining fair competition, as compliant platforms face higher costs while unregulated ones exploit gaps. The post Gate.io CEO warns MiCA only works if every platform plays by the rules...
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MiCA's uneven enforcement risks undermining fair competition, as compliant platforms face higher costs while unregulated ones exploit gaps.
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