CoinShares secured a MiCA license from France’s AMF, enabling crypto services across the EU. This expands their reach in Europe’s €33 trillion asset market.

The license, granted by France's AMF, allows it to offer crypto portfolio management services across the European Union.

This authorisation positions CoinShares as the only asset management firm in continental Europe to hold a rare triple regulatory license combination, enabling comprehensive investment services across ...

The move makes the company Europe’s only asset management firm to hold a triple regulatory license combination, spanning AIFM ...

Bitcoin consolidates after touching $120,000 highs ​Bitcoin is currently trading around $118,500.00, down approximately 0.6% ...

Coinbase has launched CFTC-regulated perpetual futures for US retail traders, providing an onshore alternative to offshore ...

The US Congress approved the first major national crypto legislation. This bill is expected to make sweeping changes in ...

Hungary's "crypto ban" targets domestic exchanges, not everyday trading. Legal experts say international platforms remain accessible despite panic.

Africa saw the fastest relative growth in 2025, increasing crypto users by 19.4%, led by Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.

House Republicans failed to advance a key procedural motion that would have enabled debate on the GENIUS Act and other major ...

Ripple seeks Luxembourg EMI license to launch RLUSD stablecoin in Europe, following MiCA rules, expanding secure digital ...

Ripple confirms plans to apply for a MiCA-compliant EMI license in Luxembourg, to expand RLUSD stablecoin operations across ...