According to the source, France’s ACPR is tightening anti-money-laundering checks on crypto exchanges as part of MiCA authorizations, with Binance and Coinhouse reportedly under review, source: the provided social media post. Under MiCA, national regulators must assess AML/CTF controls, governance, and safeguarding before granting CASP licenses, which can impact onboarding, custody, and fiat access if deficiencies are identified, source: EU Regulation 2023/1114 (MiCA) published by the European Union. Traders should monitor the ACPR/AMF public registers for any status changes, firms’ official service notices, and EUR trading pair liquidity on French-facing venues, as regulatory reviews often shift spreads, volumes, and fee structures in local markets, source: AMF CASP register and exchanges’ official announcements.

According to @ReutersBiz, France warned it may move to block certain cryptocurrency firms licensed in other EU countries from operating domestically, citing concerns over lenient licensing standards and inadequate cross-border supervision within the bloc. Source: Reuters Business on X, Sep 15, 2025. This warning specifically targets firms relying on licenses issued outside France for domestic access, indicating potential restrictions on cross-border market entry within France. Source: Reuters Business on X, Sep 15, 2025.