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MiCA enforcement closes 1,700 EU platforms, raising user migration risks

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Summary

Since MiCA fully took effect on July 1, 2026, about 1,700 unauthorized EU platforms have ceased operations, creating a significant gap between authorized supply and demand. Currently, only about 323-324 companies hold valid MiCA licenses in the EU, and most licenses cover custody, transfers, or cur…

Key points

  • Users should verify if a platform holds a MiCA license to avoid service interruptions or scams.
  • MiCA enforcement is reshaping the EU crypto market, with many platforms exiting and users needing to migrate, posing risks.
  • EU users need to move assets to authorized platforms and be wary of fake platforms; exchanges must ensure compliance to maintain operations.

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