Maybe you should start looking for alternatives, especially if you use a deposit address from Binance or have any other crypto there.
This link seems to be the official list of companies who have already acquired MiCA licenses. ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority)
Scroll down to ‘Interim MiCA Register’ and click on ‘Crypto-asset service providers’
You will download a CSV file with currently 217 entries, but only few of them came from CEX or DEX you maybe looking for, the majority are classic banks, exchanges and all kind of other money management companies.
Here is a site which seems to have sorted out crypto exchanges like Kraken or Coinbase from this list (may be inclompete): entropikaizen
You must use only your own noncustodial wallet to receive a payout, if you are a EU resident, there is no other way, otherwise you will lost your payout.
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Absolutely. But the advantage of Iron wallet is that you can send your STORJ tokens to an exchange without being required to hold ETH for gas instead you pay the transaction fee with STORJ. So it is much easier to receive the STORJ funds to a personal Iron wallet address and then send them to a personal exchange account for sale. This way it is fully compliant with the exchanges that don’t allow 3rd party deposits as well. There seems to be even a function inside of Iron wallet to sell/exchange but I haven’t checked that out yet.
A nice feature. The pity that they cannot derive other addresses from the seed phrase, so if you import your existing seed phrase (for example, from MEW or Metamask or Trust Wallet, etc.), they would derive only the first address. So, if you use some other wallet at the moment, you cannot just import a seed phrase from it and get access to all your crypto, if you use more than a one address - this wallet will not be able to see your crypto on other addresses of the same seed phrase. So the only alternative would be to send tokens from the previous to this one (and you will need ETH for that).
