ES taryba vienbalsiai balsuoja už MICA įstatymus

ES taryba vienbalsiai balsuoja už MICA įstatymus

The Council for Economic Affairs and Finance of the European Union unanimously spoke out in a voting process on May 16, 2023 for the regulation of the markets for crypto-assets (mica).

The finance ministers of the 27 member states agreed to the Mica Act, including changes in several rules in connection with the new crypto legislation.

ES taryba sutinka su Mica įstatymu

ES tarybos patvirtinimas yra praėjus mažiau nei mėnuo po to, kai Europos Sąjungos parlamentas priėmė „Mica Law Derse“. Balandžio 20 d. ES įstatymų leidėjai balsavo su 517–38 balsais už naująją kriptovaliutų licencijavimo direktyvą.

The new legislation, which determines comprehensive regulatory guidelines for crypto-assets and the associated services throughout the EU, covers a wide range of digital assets, including utility tokens and stable coins.

The Mica Act, which was first presented to the European Commission in 2020, has developed into one of the first comprehensive regulatory framework for the crypto industry. The law aims to regulate issuers of cryptocurrencies, stock exchanges and wallet providers by determining registration and authorization requirements.

„StableCoin“ emitentai taip pat turėtų atitikti tam tikrus kriterijus, tokius kaip saugumo ir rizikos mažinimo strategijos. At the same time, crypto-attending service providers would have to implement security measures in order to cope with potential cyber security and company failures. ES mano, kad „Mica“ įstatymas padės užkirsti kelią piktnaudžiavimui rinka, manipuliacinė taktika ir prekyba viešai neatskleista informacija kriptovaliute.

Mica tiesiogiai pasirodys 2025 m.

Nuo tada, kai ES parlamentas ir ES taryba suteikė žalią šviesą MICA politikai, kitas žingsnis būtų paskelbti ES žurnale. The regulations for stable coins are expected to come into force in mid -2024, while the more extensive rules for cryptodia providers could come into force from January 2025.

In addition to Mica, the EU intends to implement the Travel Rule guidelines from January 2025. The rule will deal with crypto transactions and demands that customers receive information about the source of assets and the beneficiary. The travel guideline, which applies to transfers worth more than 1,000 euros (approx. $ 1,100) of crypto wallet addresses to private users, does not apply to transactions from person to person.

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