DLT regulation refers to the body of rules and legal frameworks established by governmental or supervisory authorities to govern the operation and participants within distributed ledger technology (DLT) systems. These regulations address aspects such as data integrity, market conduct, consumer protection, and financial stability in blockchain environments. They aim to mitigate risks while fostering innovation.
Context
DLT regulation is a rapidly evolving area globally, as jurisdictions seek to categorize and oversee digital assets and blockchain services. Debates persist regarding appropriate regulatory scopes, the balance between decentralization and oversight, and the implementation of consistent international standards to manage this nascent technology. Harmonization efforts are ongoing.
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