2026-01-14 14:26:46

Ripple makes significant progress in its regulatory compliance journey in Europe. The Luxembourg financial regulator CSSF has preliminarily approved its Electronic Money Institution (EMI) license application, which will become officially effective once the relevant conditions are met. This means that Ripple can futurely use Luxembourg as its operational hub and, through the EU passport mechanism, provide regulated payment services involving stablecoins and other digital assets across Europe. This move marks a further establishment of the blockchain company's position within the EU financial regulatory framework. Meanwhile, Ripple is also advancing its application under the EU MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation) to further strengthen its compliance foundation in the digital asset sector.

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ShadowStaker

· 01-14 15:08

ripple finally getting the regulatory playbook right in eu... though ngl, "preliminary approval" reads like bureaucratic theater until it's actually live lmao

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VitaliksTwin

· 01-14 14:54

Ripple can really turn things around, and the attitude here in Europe has clearly changed. Luxembourg directly approved it, so now stablecoins have a place. Compliance is a gradual process, but overall I remain optimistic in the long term. As for MiCA, next we'll see the implementation details. This is the right way, much more comfortable than those wild growths before.

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SolidityNewbie

· 01-14 14:41

Luxembourg's move is impressive; Ripple has finally made progress. --- EMI license secured; is the European market about to open up? --- Both compliance and passports—this combo punch is indeed powerful. --- MiCA is still being pushed; Ripple is really pushing back against regulation. --- From being sued by the US to approval in Europe, how calm must their mindset be... --- Stablecoin payments are about to open up; OGs are smiling. --- Luxembourg's central strategy—XRP has a chance. --- On the compliance path, Ripple has definitely spent a lot of money. --- Once the passport mechanism is launched, it can be used across all of Europe? That's the key. --- By the way, when will other projects be able to implement this setup?

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StakeWhisperer

· 01-14 14:36

Luxembourg approves? This time Ripple is finally going to establish a foothold Can XRP drop any further, brothers MiCA is coming, Europe is really going to tighten control over the crypto space Compliance is compliance, only when the coin price rises does it count Is this progress good for XRP? I don't quite understand The EU is about to cut another wave of leeks, just wait and see Ripple's move is well played, but how fast it can run still depends on policies EMI license... sounds like it will be tied up with financial regulations Luxembourg's choice is a bit clever, with low taxes Finally, an institution dares to stand up to Europe Has the stablecoin passed approval? That's the key point Will liquidity improve after compliance? That's even more critical It's another "preliminary approval," don't wait until it's officially granted and then change your mind Ripple is truly taking the retirement route Is European money really that easy to make?

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-14 14:33

Finally, I've been waiting for Ripple to do this Licensing in Luxembourg is a signal that European stablecoins are about to take off MiCA isn't fully settled yet, so don't get too optimistic Now XRP can directly enter Europe, which is a positive development The passport mechanism really gives big projects room for imagination Compliance is the future, we can never go back to the days of wild growth

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-14 14:31

Bullish signal! This time Luxembourg has taken the lead, Europe is ours, and getting our investment back is just around the corner. Increase your holdings, increase your holdings.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-14 14:30

Listen, Ripple is really winning big this time, Luxembourg directly gives the green light. Is XRP about to take off? Emm, I don't know. Anyway, being regulatory friendly is always better than being suppressed. Finally, someone in Europe understands crypto, that's all. The real test will come after MiCA is implemented. It should have been like this long ago, no more fighting with the SEC all day. Implement the passport mechanism, Europe's stablecoin competition is about to change. Finally, this day has come; compliance is the way to go. Is Ripple in Europe the next PayPal? Why does it feel so stable?

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