Italy’s Market Watchdog Gives Crypto Firms A Clear Order: Act Or Exit
According to a press release from Consob on December 4, 2025, Italy’s securities regulator told crypto and virtual asset service providers (VASPs) that they must secure authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regime (MiCA) by December 30, 2025, or stop serving Italian clients. Related Reading: A New Era Begins: CFTC Approves Spot Bitcoin On Regulated US Markets The notice warns operators that those who do not file for a MiCA-compliant license must close out services and return customer funds by the year-end. Consob’s Deadline And What It Means For Firms Based on reports,....
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The FCA said it had opened more than 300 cases into unregistered crypto firms in the last six months, "many of which may be scams." The United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority, or FCA, has announced it has 50 active investigations as part of its efforts to crack down on unregistered crypto businesses.In a Thursday announcement, the FCA said it had opened more than 300 cases on unregistered crypto firms in the last six months “many of which may be scams.” In addition, the country’s financial watchdog said it was conducting 50 active investigations — which may include criminal probes —....
Bitcoin traders on the Bitstamp exchange platform may want to take note. New features are available that allow traders to better control their moves in the market: stop order and trailing stop order. And if you are like me (not a trader), you're probably asking yourself, what's a stop order and trailing stop order? Bitstamp explains: An order to buy or sell bitcoins when its price surpasses a particular point, thus ensuring a greater probability of achieving a predetermined entry or exit price, limiting the investor's loss or locking in his or her profit. Once the price surpasses the....