EU Parliament research recommends non-EU nations tighten crypto regulation

The European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) highlighted the requirement for tighter oversight from non-European Union (EU) regulators to ensure greater stability and development in the global cryptocurrency market.MiCA application timeline.” Potential implications around monetary stability, lower market appeal and mainstream usage of stablecoins were the main issues highlighted by the report author.Overview of crypto-asset regulations in EU, the UK and the US. Related: Binance prepares to delist stablecoins in Europe, mentioning MiCA complianceOn Sept 18, The Malta Financial Services Authority (MFSA) started a public assessment over modifications in its crypto guidelines to better line up with the upcoming MiCA regulations.As Cointelegraph prevoiusly reported, the modified rulebook proposes modifications to the rules for exchanges, custodians and portfolio supervisors in order to line up with the European Unions MiCA.Magazine: AI has actually killed the market: EasyTranslate employer on adapting to alter