Tether Faces Delisting In EU, What It Means for Crypto Traders in Europe
Tether appears to have now been affected by regulatory adjustment in Europe. Particularly, with the EU’s new Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations scheduled to fully take effect in its member states by the end of the year, the crypto landscape is being reshaped. Intended to increase oversight as well as eliminate illegal practices, MiCA requires […]
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Crypto exchange eToro has just announced that it is delisting two major cryptos from its platform. As regulatory concerns grow, crypto exchanges have found themselves bearing the brunt of the weight and have had to take steps to avoid this. This has led to the delisting of cryptocurrencies from crypto exchanges in order to maintain compliance with the regulatory environment. The latest of the exchanges that have been bucking under the weight of regulatory concerns is eToro. On Tuesday, the exchange announced via a blog post that it will be delisting community favorites Cardano (ADA) and....
Panic had washed over the Cardano community after news broke that midsize exchange eToro would be delisting the token, alongside Tron. The announcement came as a surprise and users milled onto social media to try to get explanations after receiving the email alerts. eToro had not given much of an explanation besides regulatory concerns which did not do much to quell the panic. Many had worried that the delisting was a result of low liquidity. Given this, there had been the need for some clarification. Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson took to Twitter to address these concerns, assuring....