📉 Bitstamp, the crypto exchange, is waving goodbye to Tether's Euro-pegged stablecoin (EURT) ahead of Europe's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) enforcement. This move is like a diet plan, shedding the EURT to keep in shape with the new rules. Bitstamp, a pioneer in listing the Euro Tether, plans to delist it by June's end. EURT, the little sibling to the USD Tether (USDT), has seen its market cap shrink like a wool sweater in a hot wash, from a peak of $236 million in 2022 to a mere $33 million now. But don't fret, non-euro stablecoins on Bitstamp aren't getting the boot. So, it's not all doom and gloom in the crypto world! 😅