The European Commission (EC) is reportedly considering a partial revision of the European Union's cryptocurrency regulation law, MiCA, just about a week after its full entry into force. According to The Block, the EC is discussing whether to expand the scope of MiCA's application to include emerging technologies such as stock tokens and non-EU stablecoin issuers. To this end, it plans to gather feedback from industry stakeholders by September 30 (local time). The current MiCA law does not directly include security tokens within its regulatory scope; rather, security tokens are subject to existing EU securities laws.
