Greece now appears on the European Union's MiCA register for the first time, with four crypto providers added. The report does not say which four providers were added. It was published on September 29, 2026.
On the same day, HCMC, the Greek watchdog, widened its denial of remarks that a report on Binance had attributed to officials. The headline describes this as a denial of a Binance-Lagarde claim. The source does not say exactly what the remarks were, who wrote the report or who the officials were.
So two things are known: Greece has its first MiCA-registered providers, and its regulator is pushing back against statements linked to it in coverage of Binance. How Binance or the report's authors responded is not in the source.
For anyone already holding a perpetual position on Bitget, Bybit, MEXC or OKX, this changes nothing directly. The story names none of these exchanges and says nothing about funding rates, trading fees or liquidity. It is a registration and a public dispute in one EU country. Nothing in it changes what a position costs to hold today.
Source: cointelegraph — Greece gets first MiCA entrants as watchdog denies Binance-Lagarde claim