Crypto exchanges are delisting stablecoins to comply with the EU's new Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). Bitstamp has removed Tether's EURT, while Uphold has dropped six popular stablecoins. Binance is now categorizing stablecoins as "regulated" or "unauthorized" based on MiCA compliance. The regulation, which will be fully implemented by December 2024, aims to provide investor protection and contribute to financial stability. Meanwhile, Jump Crypto's president, Kanav Kariya, has resigned amid a US Commodity Futures Trading Commission investigation. Gaming conglomerate Animoca Brands is planning a return to the public market, and Riot Platforms is seeking to replace three Bitfarms board members. Finally, Brazilian neobank Nubank is bringing the Bitcoin Lightning Network to its 100 million customers in Latin America.