IoTeX achieves full compliance with EU MiCA, lowering the entry barrier for European institutions

【Blockchain Rhythm】IoTeX’s move is quite interesting. A few days ago, the official announcement was made that all 27 EU member states have completed compliance with the MiCA “Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation,” and a new IOTX white paper that meets regulatory standards was simultaneously released.

Honestly, being able to obtain such clear regulatory recognition within the EU is quite rare among blockchain infrastructure platforms. MiCA is the EU’s first unified regulatory framework for crypto assets. It may seem complex, but at its core, it establishes unified standards for disclosure, issuance, and support of digital assets. What does this mean for the industry? It means legal certainty and reduced uncertainty risks.

The most direct benefit for IOTX is that compliant exchanges, custodians, and corporate users within the EU can now support IOTX and its ecosystem applications under a unified regulatory environment. In other words, the threshold for institutions to connect has significantly lowered, and approval processes are no longer as opaque and complicated.

From a broader perspective, this creates conditions for IoTeX to promote machine economy and real-world AI applications. Imagine if European enterprises and financial institutions could access more conveniently, the deployment speed of the IOTX ecosystem in Europe would inevitably accelerate. This is not just about obtaining a digital license; it also opens a new door for IoTeX to collaborate with European industries.

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AirdropNinjavip
· 12-19 21:48
Wow, IoTeX really managed to get all 27 EU countries on board? That's quite impressive. Finally, there's a project willing to genuinely tackle compliance head-on.
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MidnightTradervip
· 12-18 14:11
Wow, IOTX has really made a strong move, taking all 27 member countries. That's not easy. The EU's regulatory approach is actually good for us retail investors, at least ensuring fund safety. But speaking of which, compliance is one thing, what about the token price? That's the real deal, haha. Oh my, I need to re-study the new white paper again, headache. If MiCA can really be implemented, other public chains following suit will be doomed. Anyway, European institutions have entered the market, so there will probably be a chain reaction next. I feel like IOTX is a bit underestimated. With this move, why isn't the public opinion more active? Regulatory friendliness is indeed a moat; other projects can't compete with that. Could this entry become the new FUD? It depends on the market reaction.
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FloorSweepervip
· 12-17 17:00
Wow, IoTeX is really going big this time, passing MiCA in 27 countries? How much do you think they spent on legal fees? Haha
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fomo_fightervip
· 12-17 08:00
All approved by the EU? Now IOTX has found a proper job. Compared to those projects still wavering in the gray area, this move is indeed solid.
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fren.ethvip
· 12-17 08:00
The EU's recent actions have definitely boosted IOTX's reputation. It's not easy to get all 27 member states to agree on MiCA at once.
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APY追逐者vip
· 12-17 08:00
The EU's move indeed gave IOTX an opportunity. With 27 member states handled all at once, that's rare in infrastructure projects and quite solid.
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MissedAirdropAgainvip
· 12-17 07:46
Haha, finally a project is taking compliance seriously, but the EU approval process is quite a hassle.
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LiquidationWatchervip
· 12-17 07:44
Has the EU approval been fully granted? Now IOTX is really about to take off, and institutions have no more reason to pretend they can't see it.
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MaticHoleFillervip
· 12-17 07:43
Comments from the Matic filler: Full compliance with the EU is indeed rare, but the question is, will the market buy it? --- Wait, 27 member states getting it done together, that's a bit aggressive --- The king of competition is here, other projects need to catch up quickly --- The MiCA framework sounds good, but I'm worried there might be new surprises later --- Lowering institutional thresholds is a good thing, but we'll see if any institutions actually come --- Does rewriting this white paper mean the previous version had issues? --- Will it rise after compliance? That's what I care about
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