据报道,欧盟官员计划考虑对加密资产市场框架进行更改,一些人将其称为“MiCA 2.0”,以响应美国稳定币法律以及代币化支付和存款规则。 据报道,欧盟官员计划在美国稳定币法律实施期间修订加密资产市场(MiCA)框架。 据 Euronews 周三报道,欧盟官员计划重新考虑对 MiCA 的拟议修改,以扩大该框架的范围,特别是关于发行稳定币的非欧盟公司。 据报道,当局将在 2027 年考虑修订后的规则,这是对美国政府《美国稳定币指导和建立国家创新法案》(GENIUS)的回应,该法案向欧盟官员施加压力,要求其澄清如何在成员国监管美国稳定币发行人。据报道,官员们还将考虑扩展 MiCA,以纳入代币化支付和存款的规则。
根据 MiCA,向 27 个成员国的欧盟用户提供服务的加密货币公司现在必须获得其中一个成员国的监管机构颁发的加密资产服务提供商 (CASP) 许可。尽管许可要求于 7 月 1 日生效,但欧盟委员会官员已经开启了可能修改框架的评论期,包括关于去中心化金融 (DeFi) 和稳定币的条款。 相关:以稳定币结算的 TradFi 永续合约交易额突破 1.1 美元:币安研究院 拟议的框架被一些人称为“MiCA 2.0”,将在 8 月 31 日之前继续征求意见。然而,Taylor Wessing 的高级研究员 Miroslav Durić 在 6 月份告诉 ,“在 2028 年之前不太可能通过任何具体的立法提案”。 据报道,除了《天才法案》之外,美国立法者还在继续讨论推进他们自己的市场结构版本,即《数字资产市场清晰度(CLARITY)法案》。该法案由两个关键委员会在过去 12 个月内提出,预计将于 7 月份在参议院进行为期一个月的州工作期间的休会之前进行投票。
欧盟监管机构审查加密货币托管风险 支持 MiCA 实施的监管机构之一欧洲证券和市场管理局周三宣布,计划审查根据最近颁布的框架获得许可的 CASP 的运营弹性。从 7 月到 2027 年上半年,欧盟监管机构将审查加密货币公司如何处理与托管相关的运营风险。 杂志:为什么稳定币和 SWIFT 可能必须共存
EU officials reportedly plan to consider changes to the Markets in Crypto-Assets framework, dubbed by some as “MiCA 2.0,” in response to a US stablecoin law and rules on tokenized payments and deposits.
European Union officials are reportedly planning to revise the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework amid the implementation of a US law on stablecoins.
According to a Wednesday report from Euronews, EU officials planned to revisit proposed changes to MiCA to broaden the framework's scope, specifically regarding non-EU companies issuing stablecoins.
The revised rules, which authorities will reportedly consider in 2027, were in response to the US government’s Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins, or GENIUS, Act, putting pressure on EU officials to clarify how US stablecoin issuers could be regulated in member states. Officials will also reportedly consider expanding MiCA to include rules on tokenized payments and deposits.
Under MiCA, crypto companies offering services to EU-based users across 27 member states must now be licensed as Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs) by a regulator in one of the member states. Although the licensing requirement took effect on July 1, European Commission officials had already opened a comment period for potentially revising the framework, including provisions on decentralized finance (DeFi) and stablecoins.
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The proposed framework, which some have dubbed “MiCA 2.0,” will remain open for comments until Aug. 31. However, Miroslav Durić, a senior associate at Taylor Wessing, told in June that it was unlikely that “any concrete legislative proposals will be adopted before 2028.”
In addition to the GENIUS Act, US lawmakers are reportedly continuing discussions to advance their own version of market structure called the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act. The bill, advanced by two key committees in the previous 12 months, is expected to head to a vote in the Senate in July before the chamber breaks for month-long state work periods.
EU regulators reviewing crypto custody risks
The European Securities and Markets Authority, one of the regulators supporting the implementation of MiCA, announced on Wednesday that it planned to review the operational resilience of CASPs licensed under the recently enacted framework. From July through the first half of 2027, EU regulators will examine how crypto companies handle custody-related operational risks.
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