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<ul><li>EU unveils pioneering MiCA framework for global crypto asset governance.</li><li>MiCA acknowledges non-fungible assets&#39; exclusion from regulation.</li><li>ESMA&#39;s guidelines ensure alignment as MiCA redefines crypto regulation.</li></ul>The European Union (EU) has embarked on a significant stride into cryptocurrency regulation by unveiling the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework. This groundbreaking initiative establishes a pioneering model for global digital asset governance and addresses the ever-evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies. While MiCA&#39;s broad reach is undeniable, some particular assets and activities lie beyond its regulatory scope.According to a <a href="https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri&#61;CELEX%3A32023R1114&amp;pk_campaign&#61;todays_OJ&amp;pk_source&#61;EURLEX&amp;pk_medium&#61;TW&amp;pk_keyword&#61;Crypto%20assets&amp;pk_content&#61;Regulation&amp;pk_cid&#61;EURLEX_todaysOJ" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">report</a>, the MiCA framework has surfaced with a tapestry of clarifications, offering insight into the entities and actions that won&#39;t necessitate regulatory green lights. While MiCA&#39;s comprehensive reach is impressive, it inevitably has its limits.The regulation does not apply to unique and non-fungible crypto-assets, such as digital art and collectibles. These assets hold value due to distinctive features and utility to token holders, setting them apart from traditional fungible assets. MiCA acknowledges that such assets, though traded and speculated upon, don&#39;t possess readily interchangeable attributes, mitigating risks and justifying exclusion.MiCA doesn&#39;t extend its reach to crypto-assets representing unique and non-fungible services or physical assets, including real estate or product guarantees. These exclusions stem from recognizing that their inherent non-fungibility limits their financial use and associated risks.Services functioning in a &#34;fully decentralized manner&#34; escape MiCA&#39;s purview, while partially decentralized services fall under its gaze. This distinction poses a challenging path for future implementation.Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), encompassing digital art and collectibles, remain unregulated under MiCA due to their unique characteristics. Similarly, crypto-assets tied to unique, non-fungible assets like real estate are outside the scope. Interestingly, fractional aspects of NFTs are subject to MiCA&#39;s regulatory spectrum, raising complexities in assessing their fungibility.Read full article at <a href="https://cryptotale.org/eu-unveils-mica-regulation-to-navigate-crypto-landscape/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">CryptoTale.</a>

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