MiCAR Hands On: Your Guide for the European Crypto Regulation | Martin Hanzl - EY Law

so far it's not quite clear how that works from a regulatory standpoint and on Ma those products could actually be structured in a way that they fall um under the scope of an asset reference token and then they could be marketed within the EU um on this basis so that is pretty exciting um and another thing is also that for example leveraged Ed reference token are a thing so um there might be a possibility to really have like leveraged tokens within the EU um as structure under MAA um also with MAA crypto just becomes so to say more legit because um it will be easier for crypto projects to obtain banking licenses uh banking uh access to banking services um this is actually explicitly also outlined in MAA um that M licensed entities should have it easier to obtain a a banking uh to to obtain banking services um and also institutional and more traditional investors uh will be attracted to crypto and will actually engage more more in crypto products um and maybe just one more thing uh to to point out here um is the collaboration with trfi because what we seees also um that MAA does not only hold the possibility for you to actively um service the whole European market but really also to form collaborations with credit institutions with um other uh like investment firms uh Etc because they're really now getting interested in tapping into the crypto Market uh now that it becomes more regulated in the EU so that is definitely also something where we see that there is a lot of potential uh with MAA and that's why I'm pretty excited about MAA uh I I hope some of you are too um and I would be happy if uh we stayed in touch so now you can decide uh if it was worth uh connecting or not um and if you have any questions please feel free uh to uh ask them any afterwards and yeah happy to [Applause] discuss