According to online reports, Blockchain.com, Revolut and Bitcoin application Relai announced that they have obtained licenses from the European Union Cryptographic Asset Markets Regulation (MiCA). Revolut will use this to provide a full range of crypto asset services in 30 markets in the European Economic Area (EEA);Blockchain.com said that the license clarifies the regulatory path and expands digital asset custody and institutional tools;Relai plans to enter the French market first and then expand to Europe. Plasma, which focuses on stablecoins, has obtained a VASP license in Italy and has set up an office in Amsterdam. The MiCA license application is under way. This move marks the accelerated compliance layout of major crypto companies under European crypto supervision.