Swiss crypto bank Sygnum has obtained a crypto license in Liechtenstein through its local subsidiary, Sygnum Europe AG. This license allows the firm to provide regulated digital asset services such as brokerage, custody, and B2B banking. By establishing a presence in Liechtenstein, Sygnum can benefit from the country's harmonized regulations with the EU, particularly the upcoming MiCA regulation. This positions Sygnum for expansion into all 30 EU states and other EEA markets by Q1 2025. The bank also plans to enter the Hong Kong market through its Singapore-regulated platform. With recent funding rounds and strategic partnerships, Sygnum is on track for growth. Additionally, Societe Generale aims for DeFi integration, SIX exchange plans to launch crypto trading, and the MiCA Alliance aims to standardize regulatory disclosures. Readers are advised to conduct their own research before engaging in cryptocurrency activities. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news