BTCC / BTCC Square / Global Cryptocurrency /

France Eases Retail Crypto ETN Rules in European Policy Alignment

France Eases Retail Crypto ETN Rules in European Policy Alignment

Author:

Global Cryptocurrency

Published:

2025-12-09 21:06:02

8

3

BTCCSquare news:

France's AMF regulator has removed warning label requirements for crypto ETNs marketed to retail investors, effective December 9. The policy shift mirrors recent moves by UK and Nordic regulators, creating a cohesive European framework for digital asset access.

The amended Position 2010-05 allows compliant products to bypass previous investor protection warnings. This change significantly expands the addressable market for firms like CoinShares International Limited, while French legislators concurrently debate Éric Ciotti's pro-crypto bill to integrate Bitcoin and stablecoins into national finance.

By:

BlockchainFX and Unstaked Compete for Market Attention as Crypto Prices Soften

|Square

Get the BTCC app to start your crypto journey

Download on the App Store GEI IT ON Google Play

Get started today Scan to join our 100M+ users

Risk warning: Digital asset trading is an emerging industry with bright prospects, but it also comes with huge risks as it is a new market. The risk is especially high in leveraged trading since leverage magnifies profits and amplifies risks at the same time. Please make sure you have a thorough understanding of the industry, the leveraged trading models, and the rules of trading before opening a position. Additionally, we strongly recommend that you identify your risk tolerance and only accept the risks you are willing to take. All trading involves risks, so you must be cautious when entering the market.

The world’s longest-running cryptocurrency exchange since 2011 © 2011 - 2025 BTCC.com. All rights reserved

All articles reposted on this platform are sourced from public networks and are intended solely for the purpose of disseminating industry information. They do not represent any official stance of BTCC. All intellectual property rights belong to their original authors. If you believe any content infringes upon your rights or is suspected of copyright violation, please contact us at [email protected]. We will address the matter promptly and in accordance with applicable laws.BTCC makes no explicit or implied warranties regarding the accuracy, timeliness, or completeness of the republished information and assumes no direct or indirect liability for any consequences arising from reliance on such content. All materials are provided for industry research reference only and shall not be construed as investment, legal, or business advice. BTCC bears no legal responsibility for any actions taken based on the content provided herein.