MiCA 재검토: EC 공개 컨설테이션 핵심 쟁점

“You are invited to reply by 31 August 2026 at the latest to the online questionnaire available on the following webpage”

“consultation”

“2026-08-31”

“2024-12-31”

“You are invited to reply by 31 August 2026 at the latest to the online questionnaire available on the following webpage”

“take stock of whether MiCA is fit for the future in the rapidly evolving landscape of digital and tokenised asset markets in a global and internationally competitive context, seizing both the opportunities tokenisation and DLT bring and addressing risks they may generate”

“After being in effect for close to two years, no ARTs have been licensed in the EU under MiCA. In your view, does this absence primarily reflect low market interest in ARTs or other reasons?”

“PART 4 - topics beyond the initial scope of MICA: this final part of the consultation consists of questions relating to decentralised finance, crypto‑assets staking, lending and borrowing activities, and non‑fungible tokens (NFTs). It also seeks views on whether MiCA should aim to increase legal certainty of crypto‑assets and other on‑chain assets, particularly in relation to natively issued assets”

“PART 4 - topics beyond the initial scope of MICA: this final part of the consultation consists of questions relating to decentralised finance, crypto‑assets staking, lending and borrowing activities, and non‑fungible tokens (NFTs). It also seeks views on whether MiCA should aim to increase legal certainty of crypto‑assets and other on‑chain assets, particularly in relation to natively issued assets”

“The distinction between crypto‑assets regulated under MiCA and those governed by other sectoral legislation can sometimes be complex, particularly given that the definitions of certain assets, such as securities, are established in national law.”

“Which specific categories remain most difficult to classify in practice? (e.g. hybrid tokens, wrapped assets, tokenised fund interests, tokenised money‑market instruments, governance tokens, synthetic exposures, or assets marketed as NFTs but issued in series)?”

“The distinction between crypto‑assets regulated under MiCA and those governed by other sectoral legislation can sometimes be complex, particularly given that the definitions of certain assets, such as securities, are established in national law.”

“After being in effect for close to two years, no ARTs have been licensed in the EU under MiCA. In your view, does this absence primarily reflect low market interest in ARTs or other reasons?”

“2026-08-31”

“You are invited to reply by 31 August 2026 at the latest to the online questionnaire available on the following webpage”

“2026-08-31”

“PART 4 - topics beyond the initial scope of MICA: this final part of the consultation consists of questions relating to decentralised finance, crypto‑assets staking, lending and borrowing activities, and non‑fungible tokens (NFTs). It also seeks views on whether MiCA should aim to increase legal certainty of crypto‑assets and other on‑chain assets, particularly in relation to natively issued assets”