
KEY POINTS
- The IMF previously warned of growing concern over the lack of a global regulatory framework
- Europe-based crypto firms see MiCA as an 'opportunity for Europe to emerge as a leader in crypto asset regulation': Bitpace CEO Anil Oncu
- The UK's new bill seeking to recognize crypto as personal property can help legitimize the industry, he said
- Lawmakers should focus on delivering 'future-facing' policies for a fast-evolving industry: Oncu
In an industry that relies largely on the trust and confidence of users who have opened their minds to a new digital economy powered by blockchain and cryptocurrency, regulations remain uncertain, and the uncertainty has had a significant impact on broader adoption.