Tokenization aided by MiCA, insights with Wojciech Kaszycki

Poland’s Sejm is reviewing four rival crypto bills while the PiS opposition dangles a separate ban proposal, turning MiCA implementation into a high‑stakes regulatory brawl. Poland’s lower house of parliament, the Sejm, is now reviewing four simultaneous and competing cryptocurrency…

The post MiCA tokenization Europe: crypto treasury shift to CASP-ready appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Europe’s crypto market is moving into a tougher, more structured phase, and MiCA tokenization Europe is becoming the frame through which many companies now have to rethink their business. What once looked like a wide-open field for crypto treasury companies and payments platforms is starting to narrow as regulation tightens and investors focus more closely on who generates yield, who has compliance in place, and who can operate across borders. That shift is at the center of the case being made by Wojciech Kaszycki, chief strategy officer at BTCS SA and founder of Mobilum. His argument is straightforward: firms that merely hold digital assets may struggle to keep pace, while businesses that combine treasury exposure with operating infrastructure could move ahead. It is a notable claim at a time when public companies are increasingly holding digital assets on their balance sheets.

Banking Circle has expanded its stablecoin settlement service to support USDC, USDG and its own euro stablecoin, EURI. The move follows the bank’s Luxembourg crypto licence and reflects growing competition in Europe to build regulated stablecoin payment infrastructure under MiCA. Banking Circle is pushing further into Europe’s stablecoin settlement race, expanding its digital asset payment [...]