According to Foresight News, crypto trading platform Bitstamp announced that it will change its products to comply with the rules before the EU Crypto Asset Market Regulation (MiCA) regulations come into effect on June 30, and will delist Tether's euro stablecoin EURT and other stablecoins that do not comply with the new EU crypto asset law before the June 30 deadline. Tokens that are not denominated in euros and are listed on exchanges but are not regulated by MiCA will not be delisted, although their availability to European customers will be restricted by certain products. Bitstamp will not list or sell new tokens that do not comply with regulations.