DeFi and MiCA: How much decentralisation is enough?

By cineramaMay 24, 2023DeFi

The European Union Council has recently adopted a regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets ( MiCA ) that applies to crypto-assets, their issuers and service providers, and covers a range […]

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DeFi and MiCA: How much decentralisation is enough?

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