Bybit Advances Regulatory Compliance, Temporarily Adjusts EEA Operations | HackerNoon
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"Obtaining the MiCAR license will be a strategic milestone for Bybit," said Ben Zhou, Co-founder and CEO of Bybit. "Our proactive stance ensures that we meet and exceed the expectations of both regulators and our users, as we work toward a future where innovation and compliance coexist seamlessly."
To ensure ongoing compliance with applicable regulatory laws, particularly regarding reverse solicitation, Bybit has made the difficult decision to generally cease all communication with the EEA region. This measure is intended to avoid any potential breach of the strict reverse solicitation principle.
Although this was a challenging decision, it was necessary for Bybit to maintain its compliance-first approach. Bybit is actively working towards obtaining a MiCAR license in Austria to become one of the first players in the EEA.
Bybit is actively pursuing a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) license in Austria, a cornerstone of its compliance-first approach. This effort underscores Bybit's dedication to aligning with stringent European regulatory standards, enhancing user protection, and delivering a secure trading environment.
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