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On November 5, 2026, Cryptopolitan reported that a BingX executive believes that, following the implementation of MiCAR, the focus of the European crypto industry is shifting from obtaining authorization to establishing structures, processes, and standards that support sustainable operations. The executive stated that a MiCAR license can provide a common regulatory framework and consumer protection, but cannot guarantee user adoption. After obtaining authorization, platforms still need to compete in terms of liquidity, products, fees, and user experience, while also understanding the differences between European markets. The report believes that regulation and innovation can develop in coordination at this stage.

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Nov 5
  1. Cryptopolitan
    Beyond licensing: What MiCAR means for the next phase of Europe’s crypto industry

    A BingX executive believes MiCAR has shifted the focus of Europe’s crypto industry from obtaining authorization to building the structures, processes and standards needed for sustainable operations, allowing regulation and innovation to develop in tandem. Licensing can provide a common framework and consumer protection, but cannot guarantee user adoption; platforms still need to compete on liquidity, products, fees and user experience, while understanding differences across local markets.

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