Either you adapt or you die – that’s the sentiment across the globe when it comes to the adoption of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, by traditional banks. And Europe, at the moment, is leading the global race, with Switzerland on top: not only can some of its residents now pay for their coffees using crypto, but their taxes too. The European Union is catching up, with crypto assets becoming widely regulated when the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) comes online on 1 January 2025. “Europe became one of the leaders here, especially when we speak about this framework for re…