German crypto trading platform bitcoin.de has temporarily suspended crypto trading after its MiCAR authorization process ran longer than expected, according to its parent company Bitcoin Group SE. The company said the platform, operated by wholly owned subsidiary futurum bank AG, has been unable to offer crypto trading since late June.
Bitcoin Group SE also said a new version of the website and trading app has already completed development and testing. The planned rollout includes support for more than 100 crypto assets, along with recurring investment and staking features. Even so, the company said the timing for a trading restart still depends on when the MiCAR authorization is completed, and no specific date can be given at this stage.
For its financial results, the company reported revenue of 1.59 million euros for the first half of 2026, with EBITDA at negative 3.25 million euros.
German crypto trading platform bitcoin.de has temporarily been unable to offer crypto trading since late June after its MiCAR authorization process took longer than expected, parent company Bitcoin Group SE said.
The platform is operated by futurum bank AG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bitcoin Group SE. The company said a new website and trading app have completed development and testing. The planned product update is set to support more than 100 crypto assets and add features including recurring investment plans and staking.
Bitcoin Group SE said the timing for trading to resume still depends on completion of the MiCAR authorization process, and it cannot yet provide a specific date.
For the first half of 2026, the company reported revenue of 1.59 million euros and EBITDA of negative 3.25 million euros.
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