The European Union's planned framework for regulating cryptocurrencies is one step closer to becoming official. On Wednesday, the European Council, which guides the EU's political agenda, announced its position on the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework and the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA).
Following the deal, which must then be ratified, the European Council and Parliament may now begin discussions on the initiative before it is finally approved as legislation.
The MiCA framework is designed to safeguard investors and consumers from fraud, including guarantees that investors' money is secure in the event of a hack. If authorities believe that certain virtual currency exchange platforms are posing a threat to investors or
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