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Title: EU MiCA Implementation! Binance Obtains Full License from Germany's BaFin, Privacy Computing Protects 38 Million Users' Data 🔐

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On June 10, Binance announced the completion of full compliance certification under the EU MiCA framework, with key developments including:

License Breakthrough: Obtained a full license for cryptocurrency custody and trading issued by the Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) of Germany, covering 27 EU countries.

Privacy Computing: Utilizes zero-knowledge proof technology to achieve user data anonymization, enhancing audit efficiency by 80%.

Cross-Chain Auditing: Collaborated with the European Central Bank to develop a “Real-Time Reserve Fund Oracle,” updating asset proof chains hourly.

Significant Market Impact:

Liquidity Migration: The daily trading volume of the Euro Stablecoin EURCV surged by 210%, replacing USDT as the preferred choice in the EU region.

Compliance Premium: The price difference between BTC/EURCV narrowed to 0.08% (non-compliant platforms still reach 0.6%).

Regulatory Technology Export: Opened the “Compliance as a Service” module to small and medium European exchanges, now connected to regulatory sandboxes in 12 countries.

Details of Technological Breakthroughs:

Data Sovereignty Protection: User KYC information is stored in shards across central bank-level data centers in Frankfurt, Paris, and Berlin.

Intelligent Risk Control: Real-time comparison with a database of over 280,000 high-risk addresses in the EU, with a suspicious transaction interception accuracy rate of 99.3%.

Carbon Footprint Tracking: All transactions are accompanied by energy consumption certificates, in compliance with the EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation.

⚠️ Disclaimer: Regional compliance differences may lead to service adjustments, data sourced from EU bulletins and on-chain records, and does not constitute investment advice.

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