Regulatory Architecture refers to the overarching structure of laws, regulations, and supervisory bodies that govern a particular industry or sector. For digital assets, this involves the legal frameworks, licensing regimes, and enforcement agencies responsible for overseeing crypto-related activities. A well-defined regulatory architecture aims to balance innovation with consumer protection, market integrity, and financial stability. It provides clarity for market participants.
Context
The development of a coherent regulatory architecture for digital assets is a central focus for governments and international organizations worldwide. News frequently covers legislative proposals, policy debates, and jurisdictional approaches to regulating cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology. The challenge involves creating adaptable frameworks that can accommodate rapid technological advancements while addressing new risks effectively.
VARA's Rulebook 2.0 mandates enhanced capital and operational controls for issuance, distribution, and margin trading, fundamentally restructuring VASP risk architecture.
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