Binance is staying true to its users in Europe and will keep operating in line with current regulations.
As the transition period to MiCA wraps up, we're taking a cautious approach that prioritizes user protection.
Our main goal is to minimize disruptions and keep our users in the loop. We'll drop more details as they come in.
Expect a new update before June 30, 2026.
Over the past 18 months, we've been actively collaborating with regulators throughout the MiCA process. Our understanding is that the Greek regulator has completed the review of the application, deeming it compliant with the MiCA requirements, and the application has also been reviewed by ESMA.
This is bigger than Binance. Any delays or hiccups in the MiCA approval process risk reducing liquidity, weakening competition and user options, and pushing activity out of the EU.
MiCA was designed to establish a European regulatory framework for digital assets. This goal remains crucial. Clear and consistent regulations that protect users, support innovation, and boost competitiveness in Europe are essential.
Binance remains committed to Europe. We continue to work on ensuring the right path within the MiCA framework and will keep our users updated as progress is made.