The European subsidiary of cryptocurrency exchange bullish (Blsh) has won a license under markets in crypto-assets (Mica) Regulation in Germany.
Bullish Europe gets a license from the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (Bafin)who had previously obtained crypto brokerage and careful licenses from the regulator, the company announced via email on Friday.
Climbing Mika licensing now gives Bullish Europe to pass its services to any of the other European Union countries (EU).
Crypto companies remain under the supervision of their country regulator, so Frankfurt, Germany-headquartered Bullish Europe will still be guarded by Bafin.
Bullish, whose parent bullish group company is also the owner of CoinDesk, started trade with New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Last month, with a sharing of an increase of as high as $ 102 on its first day compared to an initial public offer (IPO) Price of $ 37.
Blsh now Trades at $ 49.01 Like a business closing on Thursday.
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