Bybit Plans European Super App With Stocks and Derivatives
The licensing stack would let Bybit compete with Revolut by combining payments, spot crypto, equities and derivatives in one regulated European account.
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The licensing stack would let Bybit compete with Revolut by combining payments, spot crypto, equities and derivatives in one regulated European account.
Synthetic exposure without shareholder rights is the structural trade-off as Crypto.com joins a tokenized-stock market that has grown 600% in a year to roughly $2.49B.
The MiFID-anchored rollout turns Coinbase's UK arm into a regulated multi-asset venue rather than a crypto-only broker, as 88% of net revenue already comes from outside bitcoin spot trading.
The license lets Coinbase pair spot crypto with derivatives and equities under one UK roof, stepping up its competition with Kraken and Bitstamp for the regulated European retail book.
A MiFID II book is the price of admission to EU bank balance sheets — and Taurus now joins OKX, Gemini and Kraken on the list, with MiCA and a deep bank client roster already in tow.