Binance spoils 9 Stablecoins in Europe amid the rumors and rumors of rumors – Tradingview News
Binance Cryptocurrency Exchange will delete many Stablecoins in the European Economic Zone (EA) to comply with markets in regulating encrypted buttons (MICA). This deletion will be valid on March 31, 2025, according to the exchange today (Monday).
Meanwhile, speculation has arisen about Binance that is likely to be for sale after reports on the asset movements in the cabinet, which the stock market has made clear as routine accounting modifications. The co -founders of Changpeng Zhao and Yi have tackled rumors, attributing them to a public relations strategy for competition.
Mika compliance extends to Binance to Stablecoins
The decision affects immediate trading pairs with nine stablecoins, including Tether (USDT), Dai (Dai), First Digital usd (FDUSD) and Trueusd (Tusd). Stablecoins, compatible with mica, such as USDC and Eurite (EURI), will not be affected.
⚡ Binance Mica compatible trading pairs will be deleted on March 31
Binance announced its decision to delete the assets of Stablecoin compatible with MICA amid the latest guidelines of the European Union authorities regarding Stablecoins. Starting March 31, Binance will … pic.twitter.com/lazje9z8nn
EA users will still be able to sell the MICA non -compatible stablecoins using Binance Convert. The stock exchange will continue to support custody, deposits and withdraw the affected assets.
Encouraging conversion amid compliance
Binance advised users to convert the non -compatible Stablecoins into alternatives compatible with mica or Fiat currencies like the euro. Delete follows the ongoing efforts of Binance to secure MICA license and corresponds to the previous organizational changes in Poland.
A lawsuit against Nigeria against Binance
Recently, Nigeria filed a lawsuit against Binance, with $ 79.5 billion as compensation for economic losses and $ 2 billion of rear taxes. The lawsuit, which was revealed in the court documents, claims that the behavior of Binance contributed to the exacerbation of currency cases in the country. The Nigerian authorities detained two Binance executives in 2024, and linked the coded currency platforms with NAIRA circulation.
Binance has not been registered in Nigeria and has not yet responded to the lawsuit. Federal Interior Revenue Service (FIRS) seeks to obtain income taxes for the year 2022 and 2023, as well as penalties and benefits for unpaid taxes, as stated in the funding of funding.
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