Stablecoin issuer STASIS has announced a multi-chain integration with Stellar, bringing a new digital version and transparent, euro-based stablecoin to the Stellar network. STASIS EURO is a constituent and regulator of the European stablecoin, and a major participant in the market. EURS assets are settled with Euro-Guthaben at a ratio of 1:1 and are reserved in the Central Bank of Lithuania (Zentralbank Litauens).

According to Morningsta data, the flow of trading products related to cryptocurrency exchanges in Europe has increased since BlackRock submitted a Bitcoin ETF application in the United States. The net inflow of cryptocurrency-related ETPs registered in Europe in June reached 150 million euros, a new high since March 2022. According to CoinShares data, a similar trend has also appeared globally, with a total capital inflow of 610 million US dollars (560 million euros) in June and July.

London-based Jacobi Asset Management has launched Europe's first Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Euronext Amsterdam, after receiving approval from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. The Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF charges investors a 1.5% annual management fee and is handled by Fidelity Digital Assets for custodial services and Flow Traders as market maker.

Bitstamp, a Luxembourg-based crypto exchange, is seeking to expand its services in Europe and Asia and is in talks to raise funds with the guidance of Galaxy Digital Holdings. The exchange plans to launch crypto derivatives trading in Europe next year and increase its operations in the UK. Bitstamp's CEO, Jean-Baptiste Graftieaux, clarified that the company is not for sale but is looking to raise money through strategic investors to accelerate its growth. Bitstamp is currently the seventh-largest exchange globally with a valuable BitLicense that allows its American unit to operate in New York state.

Following the recent ruling by Judge Torres that XRP is not a security, Ripple is seeking to expand further in Europe and has applied for registration as a crypto asset firm with the UK's Financial Conduct Authority and for a payment institution license in Ireland. The company announced plans to expand to other European countries last year, and the recent ruling has given them confidence to seek approval for licenses in the UK and Ireland.

Europe's first bitcoin exchange traded fund (ETF) is expected to launch this month, following a 12-month delay. Jacobi Asset Management had initially planned to list its bitcoin ETF on Euronext Amsterdam in July 2022, but decided to postpone the launch after the Terra Luna crypto crash and FTX's collapse later that year. The asset manager said demand has since shifted and it is now "on track" to launch the ETF.

Binance, a major cryptocurrency company, is looking for a policy officer to work for its European operations. The job involves creating new policies, standards, guidelines, and procedures for the company.

July 4 (Cointime) -Crypto giant Binance is in trouble in Europe, with the Netherlands and Belgium banning its operations, Germany yet to grant it a license to operate and French prosecutors investigating it.

June 20 (Cointime) - Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, is reportedly facing legal complications from global financial regulators. The exchange is also experiencing an internal situation as key executives responsible for expanding operations in Europe have left or are about to leave the firm.

The European crypto industry has experienced a surge in interest and adoption of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in recent years, but it is not immune to political ideologies and influences, including those of right-wing movements. Some right-wing politicians are attracted to cryptocurrencies due to their potential for financial sovereignty and as a way to challenge the existing financial establishment. While the support for cryptocurrencies is not limited to right-leaning politicians, there are instances of right-wing influence within the European crypto community. Education, regulations, and inclusivity are necessary to address these concerns and ensure that the crypto space aligns with democratic principles. Social media platforms and online communities should also take steps to combat hate speech, misinformation, and extremist content while promoting healthy dialogue.