Blockchain.com Secures MiCA License, Expands Crypto Services Across 27 EEA Nations
Blockchain.com has unlocked a major gateway to the European crypto market, securing regulatory approval under MiCA that positions it to serve all 27 EEA nations with a single license—setting the stage for massive institu...
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