✨Lithuania – a small country in the EU – is preparing to implement the strictest crypto control campaign in the region. From 01/01/2026, all crypto platforms without a MiCA license that still allow registration or process transactions will be considered illegal activities.
✨According to the Central Bank of Lithuania, there are currently more than 370 registered crypto businesses, but only about 120 companies are actually operating. Notably, fewer than 10% (around 30 entities) have submitted applications for a MiCA license, meaning hundreds of businesses are facing significant legal risks.
✨After the deadline of 31/12/2025, strong measures will be applied: fines, website blocking, and even criminal prosecution with sentences of up to 4 years in prison. Companies that do not continue to operate must close in accordance with the procedures, guiding customers to withdraw assets safely.
✨This move shows that MiCA has transitioned from theory to real-world implementation across Europe. Under that pressure, many major exchanges are rushing to finalize compliance – such as KuCoin being approved in Austria – signaling a strong cleansing phase of the EU crypto market.
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