Global Policy and Regulatory Insights for the Digital Asset Industry
summary
Overview of concrete policy moves: the EU's MiCA (adopted 2023, in force 2024) creates a passporting regime that already shifts where firms locate, while the travel rule remains unresolved and slows interoperability. Liquidity is migrating toward licensed venues as institutions enter, raising regulatory arbitrage frictions between jurisdictions. Action items include clearer stablecoin rules, mutual recognition pilots, and scaled real‑world asset tokenization experiments tied to custody, licensing and AML tooling.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Global digital asset regulation intro
- 1:14Regulatory landscape overview
- 3:01EU MiCA regulation impact
- 7:18US policy wake-up call
- 8:43Asia-Pacific regulations
- 11:12Regulatory arbitrage migration
- 16:12Liquidity in regulated crypto markets
- 21:29Market structure gaps
- 27:09Private sector role in regulation
- 31:43EU passporting and licensing
- 33:51Regulatory equivalence prospects
- 34:55Policy predictions next year
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