EU commissioner reiterates need for 'regulating all crypto-assets'
Mairead McGuinness said that she planned to discuss a compromise through the MiCA proposal currently under review in the EU.
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Mairead McGuinness said that she planned to discuss a compromise through the MiCA proposal currently under review in the EU.
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