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>>57470986
Yes. Europe's MiCA crypto regulations will be strict. LCX meets them. Even the country of Lichtenstein itself is ramping up for the regulations.

"The European Union’s Markets in Crypto Assets regulation, MiCA, is due to take effect in 2024, making it the first major jurisdiction in the world to introduce comprehensive, tailored rules for the sector."
https://www.coindesk.com/learn/mica-eus-comprehensive-new-crypto-regulation-explained/

>>57453308
Yup. Alotta niggas coping in this thread.

The reason LCX is going insane... like we have been telling you... is because they hold LICENSES. They own extremely valuable commodities on a very wealthy continent. They are like a Qatar or Saudi Arabia of crypto.

Does the exchange suck? Yes. But like a middle eastern country all they have to do is bring in some outsiders to make them rich as fuck.

We've been telling you assholes this over and over since $40 million MC. We will tell you again at $400 million MC.

>>57365482
That's funny. The LCX "scam" is 1) up huge in 2024, and 2) is literally among the only coins with full legal clarity.

>>56745232
Its also speculation that Coinbase and its listed exchanges such as LCX will be the leaders going forward in a regulated market.