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The ECB and EU central banks want to replace MiCA’s stablecoin bank-deposit requirements with liquidity thresholds, warning that sudden withdrawals could strain lenders.
EU parcel duty boosts Sinsay online sales, LPP finance chief says Reuters
EU parcel duty boosts Sinsay online sales, LPP finance chief says uk.finance.yahoo.com
Next EU budget should finance migration solutions, Greek deputy minister says Yahoo News Canada
Next EU budget should finance migration solutions, Greek deputy minister says sg.news.yahoo.com
Removing Usmanov from sanctions list risks making EU look weak - Lithuanian finance minister Yahoo News Canada
The EU central bank's new wholesale platform connects DLT market infrastructure to its payment rails, separate from the retail digital euro pilot planned for 2027.
Lagarde Blocked Binance's EU Crypto License, WSJ Reports Forbes
Lagarde Intervened To Stall Binance’s EU Crypto License, WSJ Reports Northeast Times
European Central Bank President Blocked Binance’s EU Entry: Report Bitcoin Magazine
Banks now represent nearly one in four providers on ESMA’s MiCA register after roughly doubling their presence since late June.
Although the ECB holds no formal licensing authority under MiCA, high-level intervention led Greece to stall an application that regulators had previously deemed complete.
US will see sense on EU-Canada deal, Irish finance minister says politico.eu
Lagarde helped block Binance’s EU MiCA crypto license? – report ledgerinsights.com
EU ministers to discuss taxing windfall profits of energy companies as oil prices surge Yahoo Finance UK
Binance’s EU Crypto License Bid Faces Fresh Scrutiny After Reported Lagarde Intervention Bitcoin Foundation
Irish Finance Chief Shrugs Off US Tariff Threats Over Canada-EU Bloomberg.com
Binance's EU Entry Personally Blocked by ECB President. What Did She Know? BeInCrypto
Healey to ask EU finance ministers to let UK into industry scheme BBC
Crypto wallet providers must submit an early vulnerability report within 24 hours and a full notification within 72 hours of exploits, or risk administrative fines of as much as $17.3 million.
The ECB and EU central banks want to replace MiCA’s stablecoin bank-deposit requirements with liquidity thresholds, warning that sudden withdrawals could strain lenders.
EU parcel duty boosts Sinsay online sales, LPP finance chief says Reuters
EU parcel duty boosts Sinsay online sales, LPP finance chief says uk.finance.yahoo.com
Next EU budget should finance migration solutions, Greek deputy minister says Yahoo News Canada
Next EU budget should finance migration solutions, Greek deputy minister says sg.news.yahoo.com
Removing Usmanov from sanctions list risks making EU look weak - Lithuanian finance minister Yahoo News Canada
The EU central bank's new wholesale platform connects DLT market infrastructure to its payment rails, separate from the retail digital euro pilot planned for 2027.
Lagarde Blocked Binance's EU Crypto License, WSJ Reports Forbes
Lagarde Intervened To Stall Binance’s EU Crypto License, WSJ Reports Northeast Times
European Central Bank President Blocked Binance’s EU Entry: Report Bitcoin Magazine
Banks now represent nearly one in four providers on ESMA’s MiCA register after roughly doubling their presence since late June.
Although the ECB holds no formal licensing authority under MiCA, high-level intervention led Greece to stall an application that regulators had previously deemed complete.
US will see sense on EU-Canada deal, Irish finance minister says politico.eu
Lagarde helped block Binance’s EU MiCA crypto license? – report ledgerinsights.com
EU ministers to discuss taxing windfall profits of energy companies as oil prices surge Yahoo Finance UK
Binance’s EU Crypto License Bid Faces Fresh Scrutiny After Reported Lagarde Intervention Bitcoin Foundation
Irish Finance Chief Shrugs Off US Tariff Threats Over Canada-EU Bloomberg.com
Binance's EU Entry Personally Blocked by ECB President. What Did She Know? BeInCrypto
Healey to ask EU finance ministers to let UK into industry scheme BBC
Crypto wallet providers must submit an early vulnerability report within 24 hours and a full notification within 72 hours of exploits, or risk administrative fines of as much as $17.3 million.
ESMA also asks why Kalshi and Polymarket block some EU countries but not others, and notes VPNs get around the blocks.
The EU securities regulator flagged tokenized equities, DeFi exploits and prediction markets as areas where growing crypto ties could pose risks to the broader financial system.
ESMA said that event contracts may fall under existing EU binary-options bans, crypto-asset frameworks like MiCA or national gambling laws.
European finance and tokenization groups say Brussels should remove limits on assets admitted to DLT infrastructure or set a 1.5 trillion euro baseline if a cap remains.
The coalition warned that the current limit is too low, noting some existing European projects already exceed it.
EU watchdog flags risk of abrupt market correction Reuters
I have attached my current portfolio. As is clear from my holdings, my portfolio is extremely concentrated, mainly in oil and gas producers and offshore drilling rigs, with smaller positions in coal producers and a single chemical manufacturer. I haven't checked the math but if the holdings percentages don't add up to 100% it's likely due to the way my broker handles the cash/credit balances, where the balance is included as a separate position. The portfolio has done exceptionally well YTD, up about 100%. While I still believe O&G has more room to run, I no-longer like the risk/reward of being fully exposed to raising energy-prices. I want to hedge as much as possible of my current exposure HOWEVER I don't want to sell outright as I'm in a country where selling would trigger an extremely large tax liability. I don't have access to derivatives such as call and put options and only very limited access to inverse ETFs so no easy way to short energy-prices, thus as much as possible, I want to hedge using only single stocks and to fit my overall trading strategy, mainly in the small-/mid-cap segment. TLDR: Help me optimally hedge my portfolio against a sudden drawdown in oil and gas prices. Preferably via single stocks in the small-/mid-cap segments. PS: I know it's a lot of requirements but unfortunately my nation's tax-code is extremely unfriendly towards active trading or any investing in general, it's also in the EU which limits many of the most exotic ETFs. submitted by /u/Aktie_Anders [link] [comments]
> be me anon with a finance degree and a crippling addiction to geopolitical blackpills watching the two biggest tollbooths in human history sleepwalk into the meat grinder Alright you absolute regards, listen up. Everyone's busy charting PE ratios and crying about interchange fees while missing the forest for the trees. V and MA aren't payment companies. They're rent-seeking geopolitical infrastructure wrapped in plastic, and the landlord just decided to burn the building down. The Digital Euro is a Bullet, Not a Warning Shot The ECB isn't launching a CBDC because they love innovation. They're doing it because every time a European buys a coffee, 2.5% of that transaction takes a vacation to San Francisco. The digital euro is programmable, direct, P2P settlement with zero need for the Visa/Mastercard duopoly. No acquiring banks. No scheme fees. No "network effects" moat. Just Christine Lagarde pressing a button and instantly making 450 million people wonder why they're paying a 50-year-old American duopoly to move digits between computers. And here's the kicker: the EU hates that American sanctions policy runs through their own citizens' wallets. Every time Washington cut off a Russian oligarch, they did it by leaning on American payment rails that European merchants depend on. Brussels watched that and realized their financial sovereignty was about as real as a fiat money printer's "transitory inflation." The digital euro isn't economics. It's revenge architecture. The Unraveling of the American Financial Panopticon For 70 years, being the world's payment intermediary was the ultimate geopolitical cheat code. SWIFT, Visa, Mastercard, correspondent banking: the whole stack was a surveillance and sanctions machine wearing a fintech hoodie. You didn't need an army if you could just turn off someone's debit card and watch their economy seize up. That party's over. Countries figured out the game. When the US weaponized the financial system against Russia, the message wasn't "don't invade." The message was "build your own pipes immediately." And they are. Every major economy is now constructing parallel payment rails not because they want to, but because they have to. Being dependent on American financial infrastructure is now correctly understood as a national security vulnerability. Visa and Mastercard are the collateral damage. China Already Won the Prototype War While the West is still doing pilot programs and "consultation papers," China has 260 million digital yuan wallets and CIPS processing cross-border settlement. UnionPay already outpaces Visa in global card volume. The PBOC built a payment rail that doesn't need American permission, American servers, or American fees. And they're not keeping it to themselves. Belt and Road countries are plugging into Chinese payment infrastructure the same way they plugged into American infrastructure in the 1980s,because it's there, it's functional, and it doesn't come with a State Department lecture. But it's not just China. It's everyone. India has UPI processing 10 billion transactions a month,more than Visa and Mastercard combined in some metrics,at zero merchant discount rate. Brazil has Pix. Indonesia has BI-FAST. The BRICS are openly discussing a settlement currency. The world isn't waiting for Visa to "pivot to crypto." They're building around the duopoly. Why V/MA Are NGMI Here's the bull case for Visa and Mastercard: "But anon, they have brand recognition and rewards programs!" Here's reality: Governments don't care about your 2% cash back. When sovereign CBDCs offer instant settlement with no interchange, merchants will dump private card networks like a bad habit. When geopolitical blocs build their own cross-border systems, they don't invite the American middleman to the table. Visa and Mastercard thrived in a unipolar world where everyone used American financial plumbing because there was no alternative. We are entering a multipolar world where alternatives aren't just emerging,they're operational. The moat was never technology. The moat was geopolitical capture. And that moat is draining into the ocean. TL;DR: The digital euro is the first domino. Dedollarization and sovereign payment rails are the rest. Visa and Mastercard aren't being disrupted by a better startup. They're being nationalized out of relevance by the very states that tolerated their skim for decades. The tollbooth is getting nationalized, and the toll collectors are about to find out what "structural decline" means. > short V, short MA long popcorn see you at the shareholder meeting, wagmi (we ain't gonna make it) POSITIONS: 100 shares MA short 200 shares V short TOTAL ~122k $ Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I am a cartoon frog on a Mongolian basket-weaving forum. Do your own DD before you YOLO your inheritance into puts. submitted by /u/Evening_Butterfly247 [link] [comments]
Binance EU MiCA Licensing: Ongoing Compliance Challenges The Cryptonomist
enCore Energy’s (EU) Uranium Sales Are Costing More Than They Earn Yahoo Finance
Binance keeps operating in the EU months after it was supposed to leave Crypto Briefing
Binance uses MiCA workaround to keep some EU customers: report Crypto News
Fake investment ads on Telegram channels funneled EU victims to a lookalike exchange that emptied their wallets.
Hi there WSB, A truly regarded take coming in. Stay patient with me. I need an outlet because the safe space at self driving subreddit kicked me out for telling the truth. Before getting into it…. Yes I’m an Elon-ite, glazer, bag holder - pick your favorite term. I accept your distaste. Context of the post and why now: many people have been laughing about Tesla self driving, saying it’ll never happen. People point to the forward PE and call it a meme stock. However, here is some information (some directly verifiable, some inferred from the on the ground reporting): Tesla has become SIGNIFICANTLY more confident in the performance of unsupervised FSD over the past 2 months. Even for me, a hyperbull, I was extremely disappointed in the stalling out of the unsurpervised rollout. However, now - in 6 geofences (Austin and Dallas being by far the largest, and Houston/tampa/orlando) EVERY single ride you call will be completely unsupervised with nobody in the car but you with operating hours now expanded into the night (now 6am - 10pm). There has been a very significant increase in the number of cars, and I estimate (looking at wait times across geofences, car spots, on the ground reporting) there are well over 100 model ys being run today unsupervised. By end of the month I bet it’ll be several 100. Now the data: EU leaked data for FSD looks insanely clean. But what matters even more is the NHTSA monthly reporting on unsupervised miles (low, in the 200ks for Q1 and Q2) where there were effectively NO issues. Tesla has now rolled out v15 and this company has an insane amount of data and dashboards on the performance of the software and likelihood for an untoward event across their unsupervised robotaxis, employee testing, and consumer fleet running software in ghost mode. I’m happy to give more details on the performance and statistics in the comments, needless to say it is essentially a PERFECT RECORD. They have started to go crazy with adding cars quickly. This all leads up to tomorrow’s cyber cab event where their purpose designed autonomous vehicle will start slowly entering the fleet. This thing will ultimately be made for sub 20k and is engineered specifically for cost per mile and speed of manufacturing. Now the economic thesis: Tesla has the opportunity to scale quicker than any western auto manufacturer. They have about 2000 cyber cabs sitting in parking lots across America waiting to be turned on (they just started making them in May and are ramping). They can make these (and model ys) very efficiently. They have the service infrastructure, they own the charging infra, and are building out further operations. In western markets, Tesla will be able to offer a cost per mile that waymo and av ride simply cannot match (though I recognize waymo/Google can compete forever). Onto TAM: this is widely misunderstood to be limited to the combined market caps of uber and Lyft. However, this misses that as the price of a good or service drops precipitously you see a correspondingly larger shift in the utilization of that product. Eventually, people will stop buying a second car, then people will go careless. This will take years, and I plan to long term hold forever: but teslas semi truck rolls off the production plant later this month. They will displace ride share, car ownership (to some degree), trucking and logistics, car insurance, regional flights. This will cause customers to also buy personal Tesla cars which will further accelerate gross margins and FSD software as a service sales. This is all before they put a robot in the car and do deliveries. Guys… the data is fucking good and they are expanding quickly. They have been very cautious and will continue to be. However, Ashok (read: not Elon, this man hits his goals) guided for “double digit week on week growth in unsupervised miles” post v15 and I think they are currently well above that target. 33 driverless, steering wheel less cyber cabs were spotted today in Austin ahead of tomorrows launch (this launch will be cautious imo though - too much to lose and very little to gain to go too quickly on day 1). Strap in, strap on - this thing is on. I’ll be in the comments to address any specific non EDS comments. Thank you for listening to this deranged Ted talk. submitted by /u/AnxietyCommercial632 [link] [comments]
The country’s financial watchdog says its proposed stablecoin rules are aligned with U.S. and EU frameworks and that it also paves the way for the recognition of foreign stablecoin.
Zcash ETF ZCSH: Why EU Brokers Block the Buy CryptoTicker
MEXC Quits Netherlands Nov 16, Points Users to Bybit EU FinanceFeeds
Users warned to pull funds immediately as EU sanctions force crypto platform into withdrawal-only mode CryptoSlate
Germany expands its lead in EU MiCA authorizations with 79 crypto asset service providers, ahead of France and the Netherlands.
EU bans crypto exchanges from anonymous Zcash a... Pluang
Who Wins the Central Bank Digital Currency Race? Not the EU Bloomberg.com
I legitimately don't get it. A put spread targeting USO at 80-100 by December 2028 is a 5x? Hormuz is already closed. Global oil supply is increasing to meet a lowering demand. Russia is likely to finish up in Ukraine soon. The French election is in 2027 and the right (which is openly calling for normalization in EU-Russian trade) is looking poised to win. JD Vance declared that the Trump administration's #1 objective is lowering oil prices. Contango causes USO share prices to crash even harder than crude during drops. Is there something I'm not seeing here? Someone please explain why I'm retarded. submitted by /u/Nyctas [link] [comments]
Anxiety over war, wildfires and cyber-attacks leads to growth in cash stocks in EU The Guardian
IDnow Receives Certification to Issue Qualified Electronic Attestations of Attributes (QEAAs), Closing a Key Gap in EU Compliance PR Newswire
Binance continues EU onboarding despite missing MiCA licensing deadline: report Crypto News
Binance EU Compliance Amid Delayed MiCA Licensing Enforcement The Cryptonomist
What's up you beautiful degenerates, I just looked at the chart for enCore Energy ($EU) on the NASDAQ and my screen is bleeding harder than my portfolio on a leverage call. The stock just took an absolute dump, crashing straight into its 52-week lows and hitting an RSI that is so oversold it's practically digging a hole to China. Why did it crash? They dropped their Q2 earnings and reported a fat $41M net loss because they had to buy uranium on the open market to cover their contracts, and they announced a Controlled Equity Offering. Standard dilution garbage that scares away the paper hands. The Bull Case (Why I might actually make money for once): Wall Street Consensus: Analysts are still screaming "Strong Buy" with an average price target around $3.60. We are currently trading way below that. Uranium is the Future: The macro thesis for uranium hasn't changed. Nuclear energy demands are skyrocketing, and enCore is one of the top US-based producers. The Spring is Coiled: Short sellers and algorithms have driven this thing so far into the ground that any decent buying volume or a technical bounce is going to spark a massive relief rally. My cost basis is low and I’m holding 100 shares because I like the shiny radioactive rock. Is this a free money glitch at these prices or should I prep my application for Wendy's? Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. I eat crayons for breakfast. submitted by /u/Ok-Meat4595 [link] [comments]
HTX on the EU Sanctions List: Transaction Ban Applies from August 23, 2026 CryptoTicker
Austria's Financial Market Authority fined the Vienna-based exchange 70,000 euros for procedural and disclosure breaches, an early marker of how EU regulators intend to enforce the bloc's new crypto rulebook.
Unlimit Secures EU Digital-Asset Service Provider License to Expand Crypto Ecosystem FF News
EU: Removing Usmanov from sanctions list risks making EU look weak - Lithuanian finance minister - Yahoo News Canada (early_signal, score 0.56)
EU: Lagarde Intervened To Stall Binance’s EU Crypto License, WSJ Reports - Northeast Times (early_signal, score 0.55)
EU: Banks double on EU MiCA crypto provider list as share hits 23% (early_signal, score 0.65)
EU: Binance's EU Entry Personally Blocked by ECB President. What Did She Know? - BeInCrypto (early_signal, score 0.57)
EU: EU Regulator Says Prediction Markets Are 'Rife With Inside Trading' (early_signal, score 0.65)
EU: Europe’s top regulator questions Polymarket and Kalshi’s EU access, warns of authorization gaps (early_signal, score 0.62)
EU: The Visa/Mastercard Death Thesis: How the Middlemen Get Middlemanned (early_signal, score 0.66)
EU: enCore Energy’s (EU) Uranium Sales Are Costing More Than They Earn - Yahoo Finance (early_signal, score 0.64)
EU: Binance keeps operating in the EU months after it was supposed to leave - Crypto Briefing (early_signal, score 0.67)
EU: Ukraine Busts Kyiv Crypto Drainer Ring Moving Up to $1M Monthly (early_signal, score 0.53)