European Union Cryptocurrencies

Discover the powerful intersection of cryptocurrency and political science in European Union Cryptocurrencies. This essential volume in the Cryptocurrency series by Fouad Sabry unpacks how digital currencies shape global politics, economic policies, and regulatory strategies.

Chapters Brief Overview:

1: Cryptocurrencies in Europe: Explores the EU’s regulatory stance and innovation in digital currencies.

2: Stablecoin: Examines europegged stablecoins and their role in crossborder transactions.

3: Decentralized finance: Investigates DeFi’s disruptive impact on traditional EU financial systems.

4: Virtual currency law in the United States: Provides contrast between US and EU crypto legal frameworks.

5: Security token offering: Analyzes STOs as regulated alternatives to ICOs in European markets.

6: Markets in CryptoAssets: Breaks down the MiCA regulation shaping EU crypto asset governance.

7: Bitcoin ATM: Reviews the adoption and challenges of Bitcoin ATMs across EU member states.

8: CryptoAsset Reporting Framework: Introduces EU standards for crypto tax compliance and reporting.

9: Diem (digital currency): Chronicles the rise and fall of Meta’s Diem and its EU regulatory issues.

10: Cryptocurrency: Defines core cryptocurrency principles influencing EU political economy.

11: Digital currency: Discusses EU central banks' move toward issuing digital versions of the euro.

12: Legality of cryptocurrency by country or territory: Maps varying legal crypto stances across the EU.

13: Initial coin offering: Covers ICO trends and their evolving regulation within European markets.

14: Circle (company): Profiles Circle’s stablecoin initiatives and partnerships across Europe.

15: Cryptocurrency and crime: Highlights cryptorelated crimes and EU efforts to combat them.

16: Cryptocurrency exchange: Details the rise, regulation, and risks of exchanges in EU countries.

17: Bitcoin: Reviews Bitcoin’s role as both asset and protest tool in the European economic space.

18: Paxos Trust Company: Analyzes Paxos's influence in tokenized assets within EU compliance norms.

19: Virtual currency: Outlines how virtual currencies interact with EU fiscal policy and sovereignty.

20: Binance: Investigates Binance’s expansion and scrutiny under European financial regulations.

21: Tether (cryptocurrency): Evaluates Tether’s eurolinked trading and liquidity role in EU markets.

This book is a crucial companion for professionals, students, and crypto enthusiasts navigating the evolving cryptopolitical ecosystem. Gain critical insight into how the European Union and its institutions adapt to blockchain innovations, digital finance, and regulatory challenges.