Gate Europe accelerates the expansion of the European market, with MiCA compliance foundation and liquidity construction advancing simultaneously
According to U.Today, as the EU MiCA transition period ended on July 1, obtaining MiCA authorization has become an important foundation for cryptocurrency trading platforms to continue serving European users. Gate Europe obtained MiCA authorization before the end of the transition period and expanded related services through the European Economic Area passport mechanism. Gate data shows that from June 16 to September 22, the platform added at least 68 new spot trading pairs, currently covering about 190 assets and 382 trading pairs.The article cites data from CASP Tracker, indicating that as of September 28, 84 out of the world's largest 100 cryptocurrency trading platforms have not yet obtained MiCA authorization. Meanwhile, Gate Europe passed the PCI DSS v4.0.1 Level 1 compliance assessment on September 15, covering Gate Connect and Gate Card. Gate Europe CEO Dr. Giovanni Cunti stated that security and compliance are key to building trusted payment services in Europe, and obtaining PCI DSS certification is an important step in strengthening payment infrastructure.In terms of liquidity, Gate data shows that from September 14 to 27, the order book depth for BTC/USDC and ETH/USDC within 0.1% of the midpoint increased by approximately 14% and 12%, reaching $1.32 million and $555,000, respectively. Meanwhile, DefiLlama MiCA exchange data shows that the depth of Gate Europe's spot market within 2% of the midpoint reached $15.9 million, higher than other platforms during the same period. Relying on the compliant foundation built on the dual licenses of MiCA and Payment Institutions (PI), Gate Europe will continue to improve asset coverage and liquidity construction, providing European users with a richer selection of digital asset trading options and a better trading experience.