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  1. ESMA and the ECB are exploring tokenization in financial markets under EU regulatory mandates.
  2. ESMA is reviewing MiCA implementation and responding to Commission consultations, potentially consulting EBA on token classification.

France proposes extending liability for crypto exchanges accessing DeFi

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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French authorities published proposals to revise the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA). The proposal seeks to extend investor safeguards by imposing liability on crypto-asset service providers. This liability applies if platforms facilitate access to decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols without conducting necessary checks or ignoring known security risks.

From cointelegraph.com

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The proposal addresses activities outside MiCA’s original scope, specifically DeFi. By requiring regulated platforms to vet protocols, the changes aim to strengthen investor protection and impose new duties on platforms connecting customers to DeFi.

ESMA is currently reviewing MiCA implementation and responding to European Commission consultations, while ESMA and the ECB are exploring tokenization in financial markets under EU regulatory mandates.

From cointelegraph.com

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    Crypto businesses in Europe might face increased operational costs due to the expanded scope of MiCA to DeFi.

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