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Hungary Deregulates Crypto Transactions and Awards First MiCA License

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Hungary's parliament has repealed a rule that required third-party validation for certain crypto transactions. This change simplifies the process and creates a more inviting environment for businesses and users.

CoinCash, operated by Tiwala Solutions, is now the first company to receive a MiCA license in Hungary. The license covers services including custody and crypto-to-fiat exchanges.

The repeal of the validation rule aligns with broader trends in the crypto market, which is experiencing mixed signals across major assets.

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