Remember this? "How does your company intend to meet these crypto regulations to assist digital currency exchanges?", asked Jolly.
"We have had to delay the launch of our Huobi and Dsdaq white labels because of the new interest in regulators to do this," shared Marshall. "As soon as the European Union introduced the guidelines for entities like us to receive approval, we applied in December for the new licensing," he explained. "Now, it is simply a waiting game," he added.
"This means that we could possibly be one of the first payment institutions in Europe to be approved for bilateral crypto trading, and the ramifications of this are quite important."
MICA wasn't formerly approved till recently. It sure sounds like there was regulatory issues that needed to be resolved.
but the question still remains.... will these two exchanges (owned by the parent Huobi btw) make the necessary move to acquire the licenses needed in order to operate in Europe and beyond?