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MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules regulation

Regulation · PageRank 0.0030

Also known as: Significant Token regime

Overview

Under MiCA, asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens may be designated as "significant" if they satisfy at least three quantitative criteria, including a threshold where the token's issued value, market capitalisation or asset reserve size exceeds EUR 5 billion. Such classification indicates elevated systemic risk potential and imposes stricter prudential, liquidity and governance obligations on the issuer. Following a significance designation, supervisory authority over the issuer shifts to the European Banking Authority. The EBA has issued a decision detailing the procedural steps for the significance evaluation and the supervision transfer, while MiCA Article 119 mandates that the EBA establish a supervisory college for each issuer of a significant ART or EMT.

Within The Counterparty graph, MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules connects to 4 tracked entities, most strongly to EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, European Banking Authority, Circle.

Relations

Top connections in The Counterparty knowledge graph (confidence-weighted, 4 of 4 total).

RelationConnected entityConfidence
governsEU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation95%
governsEuropean Banking Authority95%
governsCircle85%
governsTether85%

Frequently asked questions

What is MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules?

MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules is a regulation tracked in The Counterparty knowledge graph. It is connected to 4 other tracked entities, most strongly to EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, European Banking Authority, Circle.

What type of entity is MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules?

MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules is classified as a regulation (regulation) in The Counterparty knowledge graph.

What is MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules connected to?

In The Counterparty knowledge graph, MiCA Significant ART/EMT rules is linked to 4 other tracked entities, most strongly to EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, European Banking Authority, Circle.

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