According to BaFin's official website announcement, the German financial regulatory authority BaFin has suspended Ethena GmbH's new business of issuing USDe stablecoins in Germany, citing significant organizational deficiencies and compliance violations in its MiCAR licensing process, including improper asset reserve management and failure to meet capital requirements. BaFin has taken the following measures: freezing Ethena GmbH's asset reserves, restricting management's disposal rights over assets, shutting down its official website related functions, and assigning a specialist to supervise implementation. In addition, BaFin also suspects Ethena GmbH of illegally publicly offering sUSDe security tokens without providing the necessary prospectus. At present, Ethena GmbH customers are temporarily unable to redeem USDe tokens, but secondary market trading is not restricted. As of now, there are approximately 5.4 billion USDe tokens in circulation. BaFin will continue to evaluate whether to completely reject its compliance license application under MiCAR.