Crypto.com to Delist USDT and 9 Other Cryptocurrencies in Europe on January 31
Popular digital asset exchange Crypto.com has announced that it will delist the USDT stablecoin and nine other cryptocurrencies in Europe on January 31, a few weeks after the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework took effect. The trading platform wrote on X that users won’t be able to purchase or deposit the affected crypto
Andrew Richard2 min read
Popular digital asset exchange Crypto.com has announced that it will delist the USDT stablecoin and nine other cryptocurrencies in Europe on January 31, a few weeks after the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework took effect.
The trading platform wrote on X that users won’t be able to purchase or deposit the affected crypto assets once the delisting happens. However, it will continue processing withdrawals until March 31.
Crypto.com has urged customers holding the ten cryptocurrencies to consider converting them to assets that comply with MiCA rules. Those who fail to do so by the end of March will see their affected assets automatically swapped for compliant stablecoins.
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