- Coinbase establishes Dublin HQ for EU regulatory affairs ahead of the upcoming MiCA regulations.
- Relocation to Ireland has potential regulatory and market benefits for the major crypto exchange.
- Changes could alter the landscape of digital assets within the European Union.
Coinbase, the leading American cryptocurrency exchange, is betting big on Dublin by establishing its headquarters in the city as the centre for European Union (EU) regulatory affairs. This strategic move comes as the European Union’s new regulatory rule, the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, is set to take effect by December 2024.
Coinbase's decision to boost its presence in Dublin reaffirms the exchange’s commitment to remain flexible and compliant amidst constantly evolving regulatory landscapes. This is not the first time Coinbase has shown interest in Ireland. In 2018, they opened an office in Dublin, with the EU’s MiCA regulation approaching, this step signifies a more significant shift.
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