EU regulators warned that scammers are impersonating authorities and crypto exchanges after the MiCA licensing deadline ⚠️

Fraudsters target customers withdrawing funds from unlicensed crypto platforms.

Some scams use fake regulator websites, logos, and documents to appear legitimate 🛡️

Authorities urge users to verify any transfer requests through official exchange websites and apps 🔍

France's regulator is avoiding rushed deadlines to reduce the risk of scam-related losses.

MiCA now requires crypto firms to hold an EU license to operate across member states 📜

Regulators say impersonation scams are rising as customers migrate to licensed providers 🚨

Today's Pill - during major regulatory changes, always verify communications through official channels before moving your crypto assets 🔄