European Commission policy officer Ivan Keller highlights high-profile centralized exchange shortcomings as key reasons for the implementation of MiCA regulations in Europe.
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The country said EU crypto rules will come into force in December 2025, ahead of the general deadline for implementing MiCA for all 27 member states of the EU.
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The joint guidelines include granting authorization for asset-referenced tokens issuance and crypto asset service providers’ conducting prudential assessments before potential acquisitions.
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Crypto asset service providers may not benefit from full rights and protections afforded to them under MiCA until as late as July 2026, the ESMA said.
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The regulator will publish a final report based on feedback received and submit the draft technical standards to the European Commission by June 2024.
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Mário Centeno praised the European Union’s first comprehensive crypto framework, MiCA, but insisted on further international consolidation of regulatory efforts.
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The company cites the inability to meet regulators’ requirements but says it intends to return to the Dutch market.
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Potential implications around financial stability, lower market appeal and mainstream use of stablecoins were the main concerns highlighted by the author of the report.
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A Binance executive said the cryptocurrency exchange plans to delist stablecoins in the European market by June 2024 in order to comply with standards laid out by MiCA.
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Malta has joined France and other EU nations in revising its existing crypto regulatory policies to align with MiCA, which comes into effect in December 2024.
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The European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulatory framework isn’t all good, but it provides a level of clarity foreign to the United States.
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The amendments will become obligatory starting Jan. 1, 2024, and must be taken into account in by applicants for enhanced DASP registration.
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There’s a lot of work left to be done on Web 3.0. The European Commission is getting ahead of itself by trying to move to what it calls “Web 4.0.”
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Over the last year, leaders in the European Union have been vocal about their desire to stay on top of the latest developments in Web3.
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Circle’s Patrick Hansen provided an overview of the euro-denominated stablecoin market at EthCC: It all looks rosy, he said.
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