Eva Weber

I agree, it's interesting how little the funding rates have moved. Makes me wonder if the market is just waiting for a clearer catalyst.

Definitely feels like the wild west days are winding down. MiCA is a huge step, and I think it's setting a precedent for how other major economies will approach stablecoin regulation. We'll likely see a ripple effect.

While this is good, focusing solely on 'reputable' jurisdictions might miss out on emerging markets with significant growth potential, albeit with higher compliance hurdles. Have you considered that angle?

For EU/UK, have you looked into TrueLayer or Plaid? They've got pretty robust APIs and good documentation. We've had a decent experience with TrueLayer for data aggregation specifically.

MiCA is definitely a game changer for the EU, but the rest of the world is still so fragmented. For tokenization, specifically, the lines between traditional securities and 'utility' tokens are still incredibly blurry in many jurisdictions, which makes capital requirements a moving target.

It's a huge headache, honestly. We've been looking at setting up distinct legal entities for different regions to ring-fence capital and simplify compliance, but that just adds another layer of operational complexity. Curious to hear if anyone has found a more streamlined approach.