CRYPTOSTORY 521· JULY 29, 2026

Hungary drops mandatory crypto checks as CoinCash receives first MiCA license

Hungary has removed the requirement for mandatory third-party checks on crypto conversions, changing how the country oversees digital asset activity. The change arrives as the first authorization under MiCA, the European Union's Markets in…

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