Legal texts that govern crypto-assets and digital finance, read article by article: what they require, of whom, with which thresholds and from which date. The first series covers Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 (MiCA), from the definition of a crypto-asset to the supervision of stablecoin issuers and service providers.
The articles stay close to the text and quote the numbers a builder or an auditor needs (capital floors, exemption thresholds, deadlines) rather than paraphrasing them. They complement the security and blockchain categories, where the same systems are studied from the code side.
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How MiCA regulates stablecoins: who may issue an ART or EMT, the reserve, own-funds and redemption rules, the interest ban and when a token becomes significant.
2026, Sep 17 —
MiCA's market-abuse rules for crypto-assets, the fine floors Member States must set, the powers of national authorities and ESMA, and EBA's stablecoin oversight
2026, Sep 17 —
What MiCA regulates, what it excludes, how it sorts a token into e-money token, asset-referenced token or other crypto-asset, and when each part applies.
2026, Sep 17 —
What Title II of MiCA asks of anyone offering or listing a token in the EU: white-paper content, notification, exemptions, 14-day withdrawal right, liability.
2026, Sep 17 —
Title V of MiCA for exchanges, custodians and brokers: who needs authorisation, capital classes, client-asset segregation, custody liability, rules per service.
2026, Sep 17 —
