A guide to the European crypto landscape in 2026: which countries have the most MiCA-licensed platforms, how regulations differ, and what has changed for users across the EU.

Total stablecoin supply reached a record $315 billion in Q1 2026. Here is what this number means, which stablecoins lead the market, and how MiCA is reshaping stablecoins in the EU.

Ethereum's Fusaka hard fork activated on 4 December 2025, raising the block gas limit to 60 million and introducing PeerDAS. Here is what changed and what it means for ETH users.

USDT (Tether) is the world's largest stablecoin. This guide explains what USDT is, the difference between TRC20, ERC20 and BEP20 networks, and which to use when buying or transferring USDT.

Learn how to buy Bitcoin, USDT and other cryptocurrencies in India using UPI instant payment. Step-by-step guide with key UPI statistics for 2025–2026.

Learn how to buy Bitcoin, USDT and other cryptocurrencies in Brazil using PIX instant payment. Step-by-step guide with key PIX statistics for 2025-2026.

Learn how to buy Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptocurrencies using SEPA bank transfer. Step-by-step guide for EU users: what SEPA is, how it works and what to expect.

All MiCA transitional periods expire by 1 July 2026. After this date, crypto platforms without a MiCA licence must stop operating in the EU. Here is what this means for users.

DAC8 took effect on 1 January 2026, requiring crypto platforms to report EU user transactions to tax authorities. Here is what it means for crypto users and platforms.

The EU's MiCA regulation has been fully in force since December 2024. Here is what it means for crypto users, which platforms are licensed, and what changes before July 2026.