European Parliament lawmakers study report: All crypto assets should be considered securities by default

2023-06-01 19:53:45
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ChainCatcher message, according to a research report titled "Regulatory Challenges of Digital Finance and Crypto Assets After MiCA" commissioned by European Parliament legislators, states that all crypto assets should be considered securities by default, meaning that crypto assets will be subject to the EU's strict governance and authorization rules applicable to traditional stocks and bonds, unless and until national regulatory authorities indicate otherwise.

This study analyzes the necessity for the EU to adopt further financial regulation on decentralized finance following the implementation of crypto asset market regulation, with a particular focus on crypto lending, crypto collateral, crypto custody, NFTs, and more. The report was drafted by an academic group from universities in Luxembourg, Sydney, and Hong Kong at the request of the European Parliament. (Source link)

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