Today’s podcast is about Thomas Naegele’s assessment of EU law, and Liechtenstein law in particular, with respect to security tokens and their (in)ability to be traded on regulated trading venues. Warning: my pdf of the post clocks in at 67 pages plus 40 pages of references.
Apparently there is a “non-paper” circulating by the European Union that addresses future crypto regulations. I haven’t seen it yet (please send it my way if you have it) but there are some details in CityAM [1].