As EU's Landmark Crypto Rules Come Into Force, Do We Already Need MiCA 2.0?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "This would provide equal opportunities for both banks and non-bank payment service providers to benefit from the advantages of blockchain technology without unnecessary restrictions."While the industry has largely welcomed regulation, Keyrock's Chaput pointed out that it is possible to have too much of a good thing, especially as regulators try to respond to multiple fronts of new technology.
55% : "Given the regulatory agenda in the European Union, which includes MiCA, the new AML regulation (AMLR), the Travel Rule, the Data Act, and the AI Act, it is important to strike a balance between introducing new regulations and allowing the industry to adapt and innovate," she said.
44% :Will MiCA Jumpstart Crypto in EU?

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