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The European Banking Authority (EBA) published on Thursday the final draft technical standards on prudential matters for firms to comply with that fall under the markets in crypto assets (MICA) legislation.
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MiCA Rapporteur in the European Parliament Stefan Berger said the EU has become the first jurisdiction with a regulatory framework for digital assets. What’s the essence of this paper? The stablecoin reserves will be split – issuers will have to comply with strict operational and prudential rules and the volume of transactions will be limited […] Сообщение The Council of the EU and the European Parliament have previously pre-negotiated on the provisions on crypto regulation появились сначала на Coinstelegram.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has moved to the final phase of establishing a regulated environment for crypto assets in the EU with the publication of its latest report on the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation. The…
Estonia, a nation long known for its embrace of digital innovation, is revamping its cryptocurrency regulations to create a more robust and transparent market. The Estonian government recently approved a bill that will significantly increase oversight of cryptocurrency service providers, bringing them under the stricter purview of the Financial Supervision Authority (FSA). This shift marks […]
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