Tether Rejected This MiCA Rule. Now the ECB Wants It Gone
Regulation
September 22, 2026
11:58
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CryptoNews
Europe's central banks want Brussels to delete a MiCA rule on stablecoin reserves. It forces large issuers to keep 60% of that money in commercial banks.
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