This article explores the uncertainties surrounding the European Union’s cryptocurrency regulations and Tether’s USDt stablecoin.

1. **MiCA Regulations and USDt:** The European Union’s Crypto Asset Markets Regulation (MiCA) has not provided clear guidance on USDt’s compliance. Coinbase’s delisting of USDt raises questions about whether other exchanges will follow suit.

2. **Regulatory Silence:** Juan Ignacio Ibañez of the MiCA Crypto Alliance says regulators have not stated that USDt is non-compliant, but that doesn’t mean it is compliant.

3. **Transitional Period:** The full implementation period of MiCA extends to 2026, during which time different transitional regimes will be implemented. This could lead to different levels of protection for consumers.

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