Final week, the Markets in Crypto-Belongings Act, also called MiCA, was lastly handed by the European Parliament. Whereas MiCA technically nonetheless must be authorised by the European Council, there’s little doubt that the world’s first complete crypto framework will grow to be a actuality by 2024 or 2025.
Regardless of its flaws, the regulation will set up pointers for the operation, construction and governance of digital-asset issuers. MiCA is “a milestone for the crypto asset business,” as its rapporteur, Member of the European Parliament Stefan Berger, put it.
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