Bybit secures MiCA license in Austria, opens EU base in Vienna
Bybit has received regulatory approval under the EU's MiCA framework and has opened its European headquarters in Vienna.
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Bybit has received regulatory approval under the EU's MiCA framework and has opened its European headquarters in Vienna.
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