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RT @RippleXrpie: 🚨TREASURY SECRETARY SCOTT BESSENT SAYS THAT STABLECOINS WILL IMPROVE THE US DOLLAR. $RLUSD IS THE MOST REGULATED STABLECOI…

The EU’s new Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation is facing a significant test as member nations have expressed concern over the potential effect of approvals by relatively small nations. A section of the EU, under the umbrella of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), is scrutinizing Malta’s rate of issuing operational licenses to crypto companies. MiCA came into effect earlier this year. It is a universal license allowing crypto companies to operate throughout the 27-nation bloc. Hence, once a crypto firm acquires the MiCA license from any of the member nations, it could operate across the entire region without regulatory restrictions. A few months after MiCA’s launch, a section of the member nations is worried about the potential of indiscriminate regulatory approvals. Gemini’s almost-ready license from Malta to operate across the EU region has raised some eyebrows. The concern may not necessarily be because of the parties involved, but the relative swiftness of achieving such an approval. Related: Crypto.com Expands Beyond Crypto with EU License, New Products Besides Gemini, Coinbase is reportedly close to acquiring the MiCA license from Luxembourg, another relatively small nation within the EU region. It is worth noting that Malta granted similar approvals to OKX and Crypto.com within weeks of launching the new regulatory regime. Stakeholders commenting on the issue cited Malta’s size as a concern for the current system. They believe regulators in the country have few staff and cannot adequately match the influx of companies aiming to capitalize on the country’s crypto-friendliness to obtain the MiCA license. Such stakeholders think countries like Malta should be subjected to more supervision to ensure proper compliance with industry requirements. Related: XRP Price Set to Gain as Ripple’s RLUSD Taps Mica-Driven EU Market Gap Despite ongoing criticism, a Malta Financial Services Authority spokesperson has dismissed fears of irregularities. According to the spokesperson, the country could move quickly because of its experience. He noted that Malta had acquired an in-depth understanding of the crypto industry over the past years. Hence, it could engage in “expedited processing.” Disclaimer: The information presented in this article is for informational and educational purposes only. The article does not constitute financial advice or advice of any kind. Coin Edition is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of the utilization of content, products, or services mentioned. Readers are advised to exercise caution before taking any action related to the company.

I’m very positive and optimistic regarding @FlareNetworks. I don’t get paid or benefit to say it (although I do own #FLR) and have no connection to @FlareNetworks or @HugoPhilion, although I’ve met Hugo and he seems like a person in it for the right reasons. I also know that @Spend_The_Bits first utilized the XRPL to allow you to spend Bitcoin in 3-5 seconds but then also incorporated Flare and @circle and can now go from fiat to #USDC or #RLUSD to BTC, XRP, ETH, FLR, and back to fiat, whether USD or other fiat currencies interchangeably. I’ve spoken to some of the smartest people I know like @Santiag78758327 @Jay_SpendDBits @FlareNetworks, including @TEXASOL61, from @tryarchpublic, and they say great things about @FlareNetworks.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse just dropped a bold prediction: XRP is set to capture 14% of SWIFT’s cross-border payment volume within 5 years. Speaking at XRP APEX 2025 in Singapore, Garlinghouse said the game is shifting from messaging to liquidity—and XRP is leading that shift. While SWIFT only sends messages, Ripple moves actual money using XRP and its new RLUSD stablecoin, offering real-time, low-cost, and transparent transactions. Ripple slammed SWIFT’s outdated system, riddled with manual errors and delays, and positioned its blockchain-based solution as the faster, smarter future of finance. With access to over 90% of global FX markets and rising adoption in Asia and Latin America, Ripple is gaining momentum fast. The goal isn’t just to compete—it’s to redefine global payments. Is the era of SWIFT coming to an end? XRP may be the new standard.

$XRP This whole Israel-Iran drama feels like another bluff they’ve been firing missiles at each other for years, and it usually ends with headlines like “Israel’s Iron Dome intercepts all missiles”. But if it escalates, it could become another U.S. proxy war not through direct involvement, but by selling weapons and drones, like Biden did with Ukraine. $RLUSD Iran’s real leverage is its nuclear potential. They can enrich enough uranium for a bomb in a week meaning they could build 20+ bombs in a few months. That’s why the U.S., Israel, and others are so keen on stopping Iran from going nuclear. If Iran gets the bomb, they gain serious regional power and bargaining strength.