The European Unions Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation has entered a new phase as its transitional grandfathering period officially ended on July 1, requiring crypto-asset service providers (CASPs) without full MiCA authorization to stop operating across the bloc. While the landmark crypto regulation is now fully in effect, European policymakers are already evaluating potential updates to ensure the framework remains competitive as the global digital asset industry evolves. The European Commission launched a consultation in May to determine whether MiCA continues to meet the needs of… Read more






