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Gemini Exchange Receives Approval to Operate in the European Union
The license will allow the exchange to offer digital asset services, including tokens and stablecoins, across the entire European Economic Area in accordance with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation.
Mark Jennings, head of Gemini’s European division, stated that the company chose Malta as its hub to strengthen the U.S. crypto exchange’s competitive position in the European market amid growing demand for complex financial crypto instruments.
Jennings noted that in the coming months, Gemini plans to introduce new services for both retail and institutional clients that will “enhance the digital asset experience.”
In May, Gemini obtained another license from the MFSA — MiFID II — which enables the exchange to offer EU professional investors crypto derivatives and perpetual futures.
Earlier, Gemini’s management announced plans to become a publicly traded company and list its shares on Nasdaq under the ticker GEMI.
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