DZ Bank just took two big steps into digital assets. First, they secured a key EU license (MiCAR) from German regulators, allowing them to launch a new crypto trading platform called "meinKrypto." This will let cooperative banks across Germany offer their retail customers access to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other major cryptocurrencies.
Separately, DZ Bank joined a consortium of 11 European banks, named Qivalis, which is preparing to launch a regulated euro stablecoin by late 2026. The move highlights growing demand, as a recent survey showed 71% of German cooperative banks are now considering offering crypto services.
In short: traditional finance continues bridging into the crypto space, with regulation leading the way.
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