Tag: Micar

Blockchain Gaming and the French Jonum Law in the light of the EU MiCAR Regulation On itmedialaw.com, I don't normally report often on legal developments ...

In a recent decision (11 W 15/24), the Cologne Higher Regional Court clarified that a debtor must exhaust all technically possible means to comply with ...

When the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) comes into force on June 30, 2024, a new era for stablecoins in the European Union will begin. ...

The new EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on June 9, 2023 and entered into ...

The Financial Market Digitization Act (FinmadiG) marks a turning point in the regulation of digital financial markets in Germany. It is a response to the ...

Introduction The Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCAR) is about to be implemented and will create a single legal framework for crypto asset trading in ...

Introduction In the ever-evolving world of digital technology, fractionalized digital assets (FDAs) are an emerging phenomenon that is attracting significant interest from both investors and ...

The final draft of MICAR (Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation) is now available and marks a significant step in the regulation of crypto asset markets. ...

Suppliers of modern technologies and products in particular must always be up to date with regard to current case law and legislative developments in Europe ...

Introduction: what are tokens and what are they used for? Tokens are a digital type of currency used to conduct transactions in a specific ecosystem. ...

Presumably the final version of MiCAR can currently be found here. This is really a lot of reading material and currently numerous colleagues in the ...

Behind the term metaverse is a digital world controlled, shaped and lived by real individuals. What sounds to many like the stuff of a science ...

Do standard NFTs fall under the MiCAR crypto framework? Probably not. Neither the EU legislator nor local supervisory authorities, such as BaFin in Germany, want ...