Coinshares is the first EU-based digital asset manager Mica approval: a milestone for the industry

Coinshares is the first EU-based digital asset manager Mica approval: a milestone for the industry

CoinShares receives Mica approval: Milestone for the Digital Asset Manager in the EU

The French subsidiary of Coinshares has received approval according to the new Ordinance on Markets for Crypto-Assets (Mica). This makes Coinshares the first digital asset manager based in the European Union, which was recognized under this new regulation.

What does the mica approval mean?

The Ordinance on Market for Crypto Assets (Mica) was developed to create a uniform regulatory framework for crypto-assets in the EU. The aim of this regulation is to better protect investors to make the market for crypto-assets more transparent and to improve competitive conditions. Approval for Coinshares under Mica is therefore an important step to strengthen trust in digital financial instruments and to promote the integration of crypto assets into the regulated financial market.

Effects on the market

The admission of Coinshares could serve as a model for other companies in the industry that also strive for a mica approval. The decision underlines the increasing acceptance of digital assets and the need for a clear regulatory structure.

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The mica approval of Coinshares represents a significant development in the European crypto landscape. It not only offers new opportunities for the company itself, but could also have a positive impact on the entire industry by creating a clear framework for business with digital assets. The recognition of CoinShares as the first EU-based digital asset manager under Mica shows that the sector is on the way to maturation and is prepared for regulatory challenges.