Delegated acts are legislative measures adopted by the European Commission to supplement or amend non-essential elements of existing EU legislation. These acts are used to update or clarify technical details, allowing for quicker adaptation to market or technological developments without a full legislative procedure. They serve to maintain the effectiveness and relevance of broader legal frameworks.
Context
In the context of digital asset regulation, such as the Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, delegated acts are crucial for providing the granular technical standards and implementation rules necessary for operationalizing the overarching legal framework. The ongoing development of these acts shapes the practical compliance requirements for crypto firms operating within the EU. Industry participants closely monitor their content for direct impact on their operations.
The EC's postponement of non-essential Level 2 technical standards until October 2027 significantly reduces immediate compliance overhead, enabling strategic resource reallocation for MiCA implementation.
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