EU targets MiCA loophole that lets crypto exchanges serve 27 countries with one license
The Council proposes a selective ESMA model under MiCA to address cross-border supervision gaps while maintaining national oversight in other areas. For more details, read the original post on CryptoSlate.
The Council proposes a selective ESMA model under MiCA to address cross-border supervision gaps while maintaining national oversight in other areas. For more details, read the original post on CryptoSlate.
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- CryptoSlate — EU targets MiCA loophole that lets crypto exchanges serve 27 countries with one license
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AI analysisThis change reflects a balance between enhancing regulatory oversight and maintaining market flexibility. It highlights the tension between centralizing control for larger, more systemic risks and retaining decentralized oversight for smaller operators.
The EU is narrowing the scope of centralized supervision under MiCA to a small group of large crypto firms.
- Negotiations with the European Parliament will determine the final scope of ESMA's authority.
- The effectiveness of ESMA's new powers to request information and impose penalties on directly supervised firms.
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