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Morning Edition · Saturday, September 26, 2026Published at 1:50 AM EDT · New York
The EU faces a September 30 deadline on how MiCA treats decentralized lending
The European Banking Authority's review response addresses how crypto firms access financial services, while any new duties on DeFi loans would require a later legislative decision.
The European Union's review of its Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation (MiCA) reaches a procedural deadline on September 30, and decentralized lending is the unresolved item. The European Banking Authority's response to the review addresses…
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Over 3-6 months, enforcement deadlines and rulemaking debates narrow who can operate, with MiCA culling unlicensed EU firms and US regulators weighing durable rules over fragile exemptions.
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