What it means, what it doesn’t, and what comes next.
BULL BITCOIN IS NOW LICENSED ACROSS EUROPE
From July 1st, any company offering crypto-asset services in the EU must hold a MiCA licence, and Bull Bitcoin holds one, obtained in France, one of the strictest jurisdictions in the entire EU.
Thanks to MiCA’s passporting regime, this single licence lets them serve any individual or corporation across all 27 EU member states and the wider European Economic Area, legally and without interruption.
A company like theirs, self-funded since 2013 with no external investors and an unwavering commitment to Bitcoin, is about the worst-suited candidate imaginable for that framework. They obtained the licence anyway.
What This Means for You: Nothing Changes
Every Bull Bitcoin feature and service you rely on stays exactly as it is. No new burden, no new restrictions, no new friction of any kind. You do not need to do anything.
They Obtained It Without Compromise
A three-year fight with regulators, no investors, no outsourcing of their core infrastructure, and two cybersecurity audits passed on their own terms. They refused to compromise on their products and on your privacy at every turn.
Binance Didn’t. A Lot of People Need to Make a Move
Binance, the largest crypto exchange in Europe and the world, will not hold a MiCA licence by the deadline. It failed to secure one before the cut-off, after the Greek regulator moved to reject its application, and says it will try again in another member state in the coming months.
The consequence is concrete: an exchange without a MiCA licence cannot legally serve EU clients after July 1st. Binance’s European users will need to find a new provider.
Tell Your Friends
If you know someone in that situation, now is the moment. Point them toward self-custody and help them land on the most sovereign Bitcoin-only exchange in Europe: Bull Bitcoin.
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Long live Bitcoin.
Bull Bitcoin Is Now Licensed Across Europe — What It Means for You
