it was launched long time ago but I think it has big potential in the next bullmarket, you can look it out - they even launch coins on its system like SOL
kahiu
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when was this launched ?#icp . we could have been future millionaires right ?
I am in Europe and all USDT pairs are gone... will they list USDC pairs, how to trade my crypto on spot now???
MR0ZYRK
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Bullish
Tether (USDT) Trading on Binance Stopped in Europe Per MiCA Regulations
Binance delisted USDT and other non-MiCA EEA currencies from its spot trading pairings.
Perpetual contracts allow users from the European Economic Area to retain and exchange affected coins.
Rumor has it that Binance has cut off spot trade pairs for users in the European Economic Area (EEA) who use Tether (USDT) or any other asset that isn't MiCA.
The bright side is that perpetual contracts still allow regional users to possess and trade non-compliant coins.
You may now trade USDT forever on Binance.
TUSD, USDP, USDT, FDUSD, AEUR, XUSD, PAXG, or USDP
December Delisting Strategy
At the beginning of the month, Binance announced that as of March 31, it would remove spot trading pairs for EEA clients' tokens that do not comply with MiCA regulations.
In accordance with MiCA, the notes revealed the delisting of spot pairings with nine stablecoins, one of which being USDT.
Binance detailed the impacted assets in the official announcement: Additionally, Binance confirmed that currency currencies (EUR) and stablecoin pairings (USDC and EURI, for example) that comply with MiCA would continue to function.
If a client's stablecoin is not MiCA, the exchange suggests they convert it to USDC, EURI, or EUR.
Spot trade pairs for tokens that do not meet the new MiCA restrictions will be limited by Binance starting at 23:59 (UTC):
After that, Spot pairings will allow the trading of stablecoins that are not MiCA.
Within 48 hours, Binance will cancel all spot orders.
Uncompliant Tokens Removed from Other EEA Exchanges
Not only has Binance delisted non-compliant assets, but Kraken has also followed suit. Other exchanges, including Crypto.com, delisted currencies that were identical to them.
Custody and transfer services for non-compliant stablecoins do not violate current European regulations, according to an ESMA spokesperson last month.
This service is not expressly forbidden under Titles III and IV of MiCA, according to the spokeswoman.