Starting from December 13, 2024, Coinbase will remove stablecoins USDT, PAX, PYUSD, GUSD, GYEN, and DAI from European platforms to comply with MiCA regulations. Users are offered to convert their assets into USDC or EURC, which remain available. Coinbase plans to review the possibility of returning the removed stablecoins if they meet MiCA requirements. Tether, in turn, is working on adapting its assets for the European market.
12/13/2024 12:25:59 PM (GMT+1)
Coinbase announced the removal of stablecoins Tether USD, Pax Dollar, PayPal USD, Gemini Dollar, GYEN, and Dai from European platforms starting December 13, 2024, due to new MiCA requirements 🚫
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