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The European Securities and Markets Authority has stated that EU crypto clients must be served through a MiCA-authorized entity, directing fresh regulatory attention at Binance's servicing structure in the region.
The warning lands after the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation deadline has passed, a threshold that was supposed to settle which platforms could legally operate across the European Union.
Binance now faces pointed questions about whether its current model satisfies that requirement.
What ESMA Said ESMA's position is structural, not incidental: authorization under MiCA is the minimum bar for serving EU clients, full stop.
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