The European Commission is seeking feedback from stakeholders to assess whether to expand the scope of the MiCA regulation to cover emerging areas such as tokenization and non-EU stablecoin issuers, with the feedback deadline set for September 30. According to reports, MiCA currently regulates stablecoins and divides them into electronic money tokens (EMTs) and asset-referenced tokens (ARTs), but it does not yet directly cover tokenized securities, and related products remain subject to the EU's existing securities laws. (The Block)

EMT-11.62%
ART-12.34%
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MintStop-LossPatch
· 4h ago
EMT and ART are very finely divided, but tokenized securities are still up in the air.
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NekoValidator
· 7h ago
MiCA expansion discussion is here, it's only a matter of time before tokenized securities are brought under regulation.
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GovernanceVoting
· 7h ago
Regulation is always half a beat behind — by the time it lands, the market has already turned upside down.
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PaperfoldDao
· 7h ago
Stablecoins are already in the frame, securities tokenization is the next battlefield.
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雾里看TVL
· 7h ago
The EU's round of consultations is likely aimed at closing regulatory arbitrage loopholes.
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