🇪🇺EUESMADetected Aug 5, 2026Effective Jun 30, 2025New rule added

A new obligation was added requiring Member States to notify competent authorities of various MiCA implementation details by specific deadlines.

Before

There was no requirement for Member States to submit notification details about competent authorities, laws, regulations, or administrative penalties.

After

Member States must notify designated competent authorities of their designated authorities, the implementing laws and regulations, and rules for administrative penalties, each by the deadline of 30‑Jun‑2025.

Source: ESMA — MiCA CASP Authorization & Guidance

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What this means for you

Centralized Exchange

Doesn't apply

Why this matters

The regulatory change imposes obligations exclusively on Member States to notify competent authorities. As a private legal entity operating an exchange, the CEX is not a Member State and is not responsible for these administrative notifications.

DeFi Protocol

Doesn't apply

Why this matters

The regulatory change imposes obligations on EU Member States to notify competent authorities, not on private entities or protocols. As a fully decentralized protocol with no operator, it has no role in the administrative notification process between government bodies.

Custodian

Doesn't apply

Why this matters

The regulatory change imposes obligations exclusively on Member States to notify competent authorities. As a private custodian entity, the company is not a Member State and is not responsible for these administrative notifications.

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