最新报道：On Tuesday, Coinbase took a bold step toward strengthening its regulatory compliance in the European Union by announcing a partnership with Crypto Risk Metrics, a German compliance and data solutions provider. Earlier in June, Coinbase received its MiCAR license from Luxembourg, allowing the exchange to offer its full product range to all EU member states. Andrea Pantaleo, Head of Crypto Web3 & Fintech at DLA Piper, explained that the MiCAR white paper rules are intended to strengthen consumer protection and provide a clear overview of relevant assets. In the past, regulators have debated how these requirements apply to different entities. However, ESMA clarified this in its public statement titled "Regarding the Provision of Certain Crypto-Asset Services in Relation to Artificial and EMTs that Are Not MiCAR-Compliant." When asked about the complexities of MiCAR and the issues raised in the white paper, Tim Zölitz, CEO of Crypto Risk Metrics, responded that the concept appears to be working. Crypto Risk Metrics' clients include Kraken, Bitpanda, OKX, Bitstamp, Clearstream, and Crypto Finance (Deutschland), part of the German Stock Exchange. Other prominent businesses also rely on their services. It seems the old adage still rings true: "America innovates, China copies, Europe regulates." Since its implementation last year, the EU has approved 53 cryptocurrency companies under the MiCA regulation. However, major industry players such as Binance and Tether missed out on the license. The majority of these licenses were granted by Germany. However, regulators continue to debate the complexities of MiCA.