Core Insights - Gate Technology Ltd has secured the MiCA license from the Malta Financial Services Authority, allowing it to offer exchange and custody services across the European Union [1] - The license aligns with the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, reinforcing Gate Group's commitment to compliance as a central aspect of its global expansion strategy [2][3] Company Strategy - Dr. Lin Han, the founder of Gate Group, emphasized the importance of regulatory approval for long-term objectives in Europe, stating that compliance is central to all activities [3] - Malta is highlighted as a key gateway for regulated digital asset services in the EU, with plans to initiate the passporting process to expand operations across all EU countries [4] Market Context - Gate Technology Ltd joins a growing list of global exchanges that have secured the MiCA license in 2025, including Coinbase, Kraken, and others, allowing them to operate under a unified regulatory framework across EU member states [5][6] - The MiCA framework establishes common standards for consumer protection, transparency, corporate governance, and capital reserves, becoming essential for exchanges competing in Europe [7]

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