šŸ“¢ Heads up, crypto fam! NY-based exchange Uphold is waving goodbye to six stablecoins, including big player Tether (USDT) šŸŽˆ Why? It's all about the upcoming MiCA regulation in the EU.

šŸ“Œ What's MiCA? It's a new law that kicks in fully by June 30, 2024, setting some hefty rules for all digital assets.

šŸ¤” But what does this mean for USDT in Europe? Elixir's COO, Tim Wang, thinks we might see some market dislocation in the short-term.

šŸ”® Looking ahead, Wang suggests an intermediate solution might be needed unless the EU decides to quit the crypto game altogether.

šŸ” The new EU crypto laws are pretty strict, especially on fiat-backed stablecoins and e-money tokens.

šŸ”„ Uphold isn't alone in this. Other big names like Kraken, Binance, and OKX have also tweaked their stablecoin policies.

šŸŒ Could this EU move influence crypto regulations elsewhere? Maybe, but Wang reckons stablecoin regulation will be a tricky one, potentially becoming a hot political topic šŸŒ¶ļø

šŸ‘‡ What do you think? Will this shake up the crypto world or is it just a bump in the road? Let's chat in the comments! #CryptoNews #MiCA #Uphold #USDT