TL;DR EU watchdogs warned that fraudsters are impersonating crypto companies and regulators after MiCA’s July 1 deadline created confusion among investors across Europe. French authorities identified
TL;DR ESMA added 12 firms to its MiCA register on July 31, raising the number of authorized crypto-asset service providers across Europe to 321. New approvals
TL;DR: European supervision: The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) announced the launch of a Common Supervisory Action (CSA) aimed at assessing digital operational resilience in
TL;DR: ESMA warned that many prediction-market event contracts may already fall under existing EU binary-options restrictions, regardless of how platforms brand them. Products with binary outcomes
TL;DR ESMA said EU crypto clients should be served through a MiCA-authorized legal entity after the bloc’s July 1 transitional deadline. Binance told users it was
TL;DR Italy’s CONSOB warns influencers about promoting crypto and leveraged products. Disclaimers like “not investment advice” do not remove legal liability. Influencers must clearly disclose any
TL;DR The EU Commission proposes expanding ESMA’s supervisory powers over crypto firms. The plan aims to unify capital markets and close a gap with US regulation.
TL;DR EU proposes transferring all crypto supervision to ESMA authority. The plan reduces national regulator roles in MiCA implementation. Industry warns centralized ESMA oversight creates legal
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