EU rules would stop practices seen at cryptocurrency exchange

FTX Collapse Should Not Be Consider As Failure Of Crypto: EU

European Commission Says MiCA Oversight Would Have

Full details about the European

FTX proves MiCA should be passed fast, officials tell European

Full details about the European Parliament Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee on the FTX cryptocurrency exchange collapse and implications for the EU. What

European Parliament committee claims MiCA could prevent FTX

The European Parliament Economic and

On Wednesday, Deputy Director DG FISMA, Alexandra Jour-Schroeder, in the EU Parliament hearing said the EU doesn’t see FTX as a failure of crypto or blockchain. In

The European Parliament Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee held its latest hearing on Nov. 30 on the FTX cryptocurrency exchange collapse and its implications

The European Parliament answers questions about FTX, impact

During a hearing held by

European Union (EU) officials claim that their landmark new legislation, the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA), would have prevented FTX-style collapses. On

Europe: FTX-style crypto crash won’t happen here – POLITICO

During a hearing held by the European parliament’s economic and monetary affairs committee on Wednesday, MEPs questioned if the EU’s landmark crypto framework

This Wednesday

This Wednesday, the Economic Affairs Committee of the European Parliament will hold a hearing on the FTX collapse. JUST IN: European Parliament to hold a

EU crypto framework under scrutiny by policymakers after FTX

The Parliament’s economic affairs committee is holding a hearing on the FTX meltdown this Wednesday. “[There is] urgent need to address additional challenges that

Speaking at a hearing of

FTX: Crucial European Parliament Hearing This Wednesday

The “questionable practices” at now collapsed crypto exchange FTX would not have been allowed to happen under European Union rules now being finalised, a senior

Speaking at a hearing of the European Parliament’s Committee on Monetary Affairs on Wednesday (Nov. 30), Alexandra Jour-Schroeder, the deputy director general of the