Is France redefining how it views NFT and Web3 games? A groundbreaking law approved this week signals a potential shift in the nation's digital landscape.
Is France redefining how it views NFT and Web3 games? A groundbreaking law approved this week signals a potential shift in the nation's digital landscape.
The crypto asset subsidiary of Societe Generale has reached the currently highest possible level of regulatory certification, becoming the first-ever digital asset service provider to be licensed by the French Financial Markets Authority.
CACEIS Bank registered as a crypto custodian with French authorities, just before stricter regulations come into force for digital asset service providers.
France solidifies its pioneering status in the crypto industry as a surge of companies apply for regulatory approval, while the proactive French regulator actively works towards strengthening guidelines.
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, is being investigated in France for alleged money laundering, just one year after receiving regulatory approval in the country.
France has taken a keen interest in cryptocurrencies and blockchain. The country has implemented a series of regulations that aim to provide transparency and security to crypto users and investors, while also supporting the adoption of blockchain technology.
