Crypto-asset activities and markets in the European Union: issues, challenges and considerations for regulation, supervision and oversight
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Blockchain; Crypto-assets; Regulation; MiCA; Markets in crypto-assets; TFR; Transfer of funds regulation; Supervision; European Union;All these keywords.
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