More than 50000 European users called on the EU to allow stablecoins to offer rewards
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The organization said that more than 50000 European users called on the EU to allow regulated stablecoins to offer various rewards.
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More than 50000 European users called on the EU to allow stablecoins to offer rewards
PANews October 1 reported that Stand With Crypto EU provided a statement to Cryptoprowl, stating that more than 50000 European users submitted comments in the September 30 review consultation that closed on MiCA, calling on the EU to allow regulated stablecoins to offer cashback, loyalty rewards, and fee waivers under clear rules.
Stand With Crypto EU provided a statement to Cryptoprowl.
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The statement said that more than 50000 European users submitted comments in the September 30 review consultation that closed on MiCA.
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The statement said that these comments called on the EU to allow regulated stablecoins to offer cashback, loyalty rewards, and fee waivers under clear rules.
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This news says that some European users want the EU to establish clear rules allowing regulated stablecoins to incentivize users through cashback, loyalty rewards, or fee waivers. The original text presents a statement from Stand With Crypto EU, not a final EU regulatory decision.
Why it matters to readers
If the requests are adopted, the types of user rewards available for regulated stablecoins may change; however, the original text does not state whether the EU will accept these comments.
For beginners, this means that stablecoins may offer incentives such as cashback or fee discounts in the future, but these are currently requests made in a consultation and do not indicate that policy has changed.
Risks and unknowns
More than 50000 users’ figure comes from Stand With Crypto EU's statement; the original text does not provide official statistical verification.
The original text does not state the EU’s response to these comments or its final decision.
The original text does not provide the years corresponding to October 1 and September 30.
The original text does not state which stablecoins may be subject to the relevant rules.
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Stablecoin
An asset that seeks to track a reference value and is subject to risks including depegging, reserves, and redemption.
