The European supervisory authority EIOPA proposed to require insurance and pension companies to fully cover cryptocurrency assets in their portfolios with 100% capital — effectively equating crypto to a potentially completely lost sum.
The goal is to protect policyholders and pension program holders from the volatility of cryptocurrencies, as prices can fall sharply.
Insurers will find it unprofitable to hold crypto — they need to allocate more funds into capital.
It is possible that some companies will leave the crypto market, strengthening conservative trends.
For now, the decision is not mandatory — the final version will be after discussions in the EU.
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Regulation in the EU is becoming stricter — crypto is viewed as a highly risky asset.
This is a signal: institutions continue to be cautious with digital assets.
The EU aims to stay ahead by opposing the global trend towards liberalization.
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> 🛡️ EUROPE IS ALREADY READY FOR EXTREME PROTECTION
EIOPA proposed that insurance companies in the EU hold 100% coverage of cryptocurrency assets — as if they could become worthless.
❗ What does this mean? Institutions will find it unprofitable to invest in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others — the rise of regulation is in action.
👉 Think twice before relying on institutional demand: it may drop sharply.
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