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In-Crypto has 8 stories on ECB, from August 14, 2026 to September 29, 2026. Most of them run in Regulation and Technology. Often covered alongside digital euro, regulation, Binance.

Regulation· ECB Opens Applications for AI Agents in Digital Euro PaymentsThe ECB has opened applications for a new digital euro round focused on AI agents and M2M. Experimentation is set for January–June 2027, with 36 firmsRegulation· ESCB Proposes Replacing MiCA Deposit Rules With Liquidity ThresholdsESCB has proposed scrapping MiCA's 30%/60% stablecoin deposit rules and introducing 40%/60% and 20%/30% liquidity thresholds for reserves in the EU.Technology· ECB Rolls Out Pontes: Settlement for Tokenized Assets—No Stablecoins NeededThe ECB launches Pontes, letting users settle tokenized assets without stablecoins. Rollout is phased, with more features and hours coming by 2028.Regulation· Binance Shoots Down MiCA Rumors, Doubles Down on Europe PlansBinance rejects rumors of ECB interference in its Greek MiCA application and reaffirms its commitment to securing regulatory approval in Europe.Regulation· ECB Steps In: Binance Pulls MiCA License Bid in EU After Lagarde's InterventionBinance withdrew its MiCA license application in Greece after ECB's Christine Lagarde and ESMA urged regulators to block it, leaving Binance without aRegulation· ECB Invites E-Commerce Sellers to Join Digital Euro PilotThe European Central Bank is now accepting applications from e-commerce and m-commerce companies in the eurozone to test digital euro payments online.Regulation· ECB Vows to Protect User Privacy with Digital Euro LaunchThe European Central Bank (ECB) promises not to identify digital euro users, addressing global privacy concerns surrounding CBDCs and data protection.Regulation· ECB: Crypto Payments Still Rare in Eurozone Online ShoppingThe European Central Bank says crypto payments haven't caught on in Eurozone e-commerce, with traditional payment methods still leading the way.
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