Robinhood Brings Revolutionary Solana Services to Europe After Dropping SOL from U.S. Market Over Regulatory Worries
The Menlo Park service provider has just announced a game-changing expansion across the bloc. Eligible users can now stake their SOL tokens directly through the Robinhood app, earning a whopping 5% APY. This marks Robinhood’s first foray into the world of crypto-staking, making it a historic moment for both the company and its customers.
Our company is taking a big step towards global crypto adoption by launching localized versions of our platform. First up are Italy, Poland, and Lithuania, with plans to expand to other countries shortly. But that’s not all – we’re offering new users the chance to earn USDC rewards when they purchase crypto within 30 days of signing up.
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Robinhood’s Bold Move to Bring Solana to Europe Signals a New Era for Cryptocurrencies. With the Introduction of MiCA, Compliance is No Longer a Barrier for Service Providers to Offer Exciting Token Opportunities.
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In a surprising turn of events, the platform made the controversial decision to remove SOL from its listings, along with other popular cryptocurrencies like Cardano (ADA) and (MATIC). This came after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) deemed these tokens as securities in a highly publicized lawsuit in June 2023.
This move has sparked outrage among many in the U.S., who have been vocal about their disapproval of the SEC’s “regulation by enforcement” approach. As a result, industry leaders are now speaking out against the lack of clear guidelines, leaving businesses in a state of uncertainty.
The SEC’s relentless pursuit of crypto crackdowns has not slowed down, as evidenced by their recent Wells notice served to Robinhood for their involvement in digital assets. This news has sparked outrage and disappointment from the Digital Chamber, who believes the SEC is shirking their responsibility to properly regulate the market.