IoTeX achieves full compliance certification through EU MiCA, opening the door to the European institutional market

2025-12-17 07:40:10

【Crypto World】IoTeX has just achieved an important milestone—compliance with the MiCA “Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation” across all 27 EU member states. This is no small feat, as MiCA is the EU’s first unified regulatory framework for crypto assets and one of the strictest crypto regulatory systems worldwide.

Specifically, MiCA establishes unified standards for the disclosure, issuance, and support of digital assets. In simple terms, it sets clear rules for the entire European crypto market.

IoTeX has now released a MiCA-compliant IOTX white paper, making it one of the few blockchain infrastructure platforms to achieve regulatory clarity within the EU. What does this mean? compliant exchanges, custodians, and corporate users within the EU can now support IOTX assets and their ecosystem applications under a unified regulatory environment, significantly lowering the access threshold.

For IoTeX itself, this compliance achievement greatly enhances IOTX’s global credibility and creates conditions for large-scale deployment of “machine economy” and “real-world AI” applications in Europe. Next, the collaboration space with European enterprises, financial institutions, and infrastructure partners will be thoroughly opened.

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CoffeeNFTrader

· 2025-12-20 06:37

Wow, did IoTeX really get all 27 EU countries covered? Is institutional entry still far away? Haha IoTeX's move is brilliant; MiCA compliance is incredibly valuable. Thinking back to last year when many projects failed due to regulation, now looking at IoTeX's approach, it’s like using a cheat code. Finally, someone dares to take a big bite out of the European institutional market. The IoTeX story is just beginning. Gotta say, established infrastructure players are different; while others are still fussing over whitepapers, they are already ready to enter the institutional market. The value of this compliance certification is more solid than any crypto news. It feels like once the compliance path is paved, ecosystem applications will take off in no time. The IoTeX team is impressive; finally, I see someone in the chain circle not just interested in trading coins.

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StablecoinArbitrageur

· 2025-12-19 08:30

okay so mica compliance across all 27 eu states... interesting from a regulatory arbitrage perspective. institutional adoption thesis suddenly doesn't look as speculative, ngl

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liquidation_surfer

· 2025-12-19 07:36

This wave of regulation in Europe is no joke. IoTeX obtaining certification from 27 member states really shows some substance. Getting through the EU means opening the door to institutional-level opportunities, which is the real way to gain an edge in the curve.

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MissedAirdropBro

· 2025-12-18 11:28

Damn, is IoTeX really about to enter Europe? Secured MiCA compliance and got approval from 27 countries, this is the regulatory advantage, brother. It feels like the next step is to watch how exchanges follow suit; institutional money is coming in. But has the white paper been updated? Need to check. It should have been played like this a long time ago; other projects are still sleepwalking. Europe definitely can't be reckless; IoTeX choosing to stand firm is quite interesting. Can this push the price higher? Does anyone hold a position? Honestly, true compliance is a long-term matter, not just hype. After institutions come in, do retail investors still have a chance? Feeling a bit anxious. By the way, are other public chains also competing for compliance, or is IoTeX the only one taking it seriously?

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SlowLearnerWang

· 2025-12-17 08:10

Oh no, this should have been done a long time ago. It's a bit late now to start working on MiCA compliance. The 27 EU countries approving together must have taken a lot of effort. But honestly, clear rules make things easier; it's better than trying to guess and make mistakes in the fog. It would be great if this move could truly open the institutional market door. Let's wait and see. But on the other hand, compliance with regulations should become standard practice in the future. Otherwise, who would dare to adopt it? I saw this news again this morning and felt like everyone is talking about MiCA. Suddenly, I understand why everyone cares so much about this document.

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GweiObserver

· 2025-12-17 08:10

Wow, IoTeX directly took down 27 EU member states? Is this for real? The level of compliance certification is a bit outrageous. Now European institutions are really opening up, and those exchanges and custodians were probably waiting for this moment. By the way, the MiCA framework is quite strict, and not many projects can pass through. IoTeX is considered to be ahead of the game.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 2025-12-17 08:09

With this round of EU regulatory certification, IoTeX has finally cleared the hurdles, making it easier for institutions to enter the market.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 2025-12-17 08:04

Wow, IoTeX's move is really impressive. All 27 EU countries approved, faster than I expected. Finally, a project is seriously following the compliance route, unlike some that boast every day. Now European institutions dare to engage, and the ceiling for IOTX has indeed been raised. Getting the white paper approved is easy to say and hard to do; it seems the team put in real effort. I just wonder if it will become a template for others to follow...

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BlockchainWorker

· 2025-12-17 08:03

The EU is really starting to take cryptocurrency seriously. IoTeX's compliance efforts are definitely leading the way. With such strict MiCA regulations, what does it say about projects that can pass?... Institutional investment pathways are indeed opening up. I heard that big funds in Europe are now gaining the confidence to enter the market. This is truly the real incremental growth. With compliance costs so high, retail investors might as well not bother. Just let institutions handle it. IoTeX is not a new project anymore. This certification comes a bit late, but it’s definitely useful. All 27 member countries approved... but does this mean the approval threshold isn’t that high? If this can truly open the doors for European institutions, can IOTX go up, everyone? The white paper has been revised, and it feels like IoTeX is serious. Unlike some projects that just talk the talk. The strict MiCA regulatory framework is actually a good thing. It eliminates bad actors, so institutions dare to enter. By the way, will IoTeX’s application ecosystem in Europe experience an explosion? Let’s wait and see.

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screenshot_gains

· 2025-12-17 07:43

Once the EU MiCA passes, will IOTX directly open the institutional channel? This is no longer a small-scale effort. --- Compliance certification sounds good, but I wonder how much it can actually boost the token price. --- All 27 member countries approve... indicating that IoTeX really has some substance, not just a project to boast about. --- By the way, does this have any real benefits for ordinary retail investors, or is it just a feast for big institutions? --- With the MiCA framework unifying the industry, the next step is probably for other public chains to follow suit and pursue compliance.

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