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Crypto firms in the United States are continuously struggling due to a lack of regulatory certainty, and a well-defined crypto framework has yet to materialize. Consequently, new crypto firms are choosing to relocate from the United States to countries where a proper framework for crypto-related businesses is assured. Crypto entities surge in the European Union 
Considering these uncertainties, the European Union (EU) has recently witnessed a significant surge in its crypto landscape, marked by the registration of almost 1,000 new virtual asset services providers (VASPs) across the 27-member bloc. According todata from DL News, the total number of registered crypto entities in the European Union has now reached an impressive 11,597. However, this substantial increase in crypto-related business will not only attract crypto entrepreneurs but also intensify competition among them. 
The influx of registrations of crypto entities in the EU could also occur in the US if they establish well-defined crypto frameworks. However, the implementation of the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets law (MiCA) is scheduled for December 2024. MiCA is called the EU’s first comprehensive regulation for crypto assets and is expected to bring about a transformative shift in the crypto ecosystem.
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MiCA aims to set <a href="https://news.todayq.com/malta-initiates-public-consultation-to-embrace-mica-with-crypto-rule-revisions/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">new standards across the EU</a>, introducing regulations that will govern firms offering crypto services to the bloc’s population of 450 million. One of its key features is the introduction of passporting rules, allowing compliant firms to operate seamlessly across member states. This move is expected to reshape the competitive landscape, with countries vying to attract crypto entrepreneurs seeking to leverage MiCA’s regulatory framework.
Out of the 11,597 VASPs, Czechia leads in EU crypto registrations with over 9,000 VASPs registered. It’s important to note that a significant portion of these registrations may be attributed to individuals rather than companies, potentially influencing the results. Following closely is Poland, with 1,067 crypto service providers, and experiencing a notable uptick in registrations in the last quarter of 2023.
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