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As of July 2026, crypto asset service providers in Europe may not fully enjoy the rights and protections accorded to them under MiCA, according to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). Investors in cryptocurrencies within Europe currently lack protection under the European Union’s cryptocurrency asset market rules, and the implementation of safeguards will take some time. On October 17, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), Europe’s securities regulator, issued a statement regarding the transition to the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA), the European crypto regulations. The ESMA highlighted that the invest or protection s outlined in MiCA will not be effective until at least December 2024. During this period, invest ors must be prepared for the possibility of losing the entire amount they intend to invest in crypto . The authority clarified: “Holders of crypto -assets and clients of crypto -asset service providers...

InQubeta, an AI-based crowdfunding platform, is gaining attention as a potential competitor to ethereum (ETH), leading to a shift in investor sentiment . InQubeta introduces a crowdfunding platform that connects crypto investors with AI start-ups, creating a novel way for investors to participate in AI-driven projects. The platform’s fractional investment model, powered by its native token QUBE, provides investors with transparent and accessible access to the AI market. This approach has attracted retail investors previously limited in their investment options. While Ethereum has long been the leading smart contract platform, InQubeta is positioning itself as a contender. Focusing on the intersection of AI and blockchain, InQubeta brings new features that differentiate it from Ethereum. The project’s emphasis on AI technologies, a secure investment ecosystem, and strategic partnerships with AI start-ups make it an appealing alternative for investors seeking fresh op...