Lava Network, a decentralized RPC routing protocol, said on Wednesday that it completed the EU’s MiCA Title II process, enabling its LAVA token to be accessed and traded across all member states. The company added that LAVA is available on Kraken EU, with global availability through Kraken Global, and that listings extend to Binance. The company aims to facilitate institutional adoption of its infrastructure through these approvals and listings.
Lava Network said it completed the MiCA Title II procedure, including verification that LAVA is not a financial instrument and the required 20-day notice period, granting full legal compliance across the EU. The company framed the step as a response to growing demand from enterprises for compliant digital-asset infrastructure.
Listings on major exchanges broaden distribution
With MiCA in effect, the company said LAVA is accessible on Kraken in the EU and internationally, and that distribution now includes Binance. Lava Network characterized the expansion as a move that strengthens institutional trust and facilitates participation by Tier-1 venues.
Lava Network reports that it has routed more than 150 billion requests across chains such as Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, NEAR, Hedera, Filecoin, Hyperliquid, and Cosmos, which aggregate leading data providers and route real-time quality data based on quality-of-service metrics. The company says its service delivers 99.99% uptime for developers, enterprises, and AI-agent workloads
Token utility and economics
According to Lava Network, LAVA powers the protocol through staking, node operation, performance rewards, and participation in pools that incentivize reliable service. The company says the token has a fixed supply of one billion, monthly burns, and no public unlocks until 2026.
“As Lava Network’s ecosystem continues to mature, completing MiCA compliance and expanding across global exchanges marks a defining moment for our protocol,” said Yair Cleper, a contributor to Lava Network and co-founder of Magma Devs. “Reliable, high-uptime access to on-chain data is crucial for developers, enterprises, foundations, and AI-agent systems, and it remains central to our mission.”