What is needed before offering a crypto-asset to the public in the EU?

Crypto-asset offeror

Offerors of crypto-assets other than asset-referenced and e-money tokens, unless an Article 4 exemption applies.

A white paper must be drawn up, notified and published.

Draw up the white paper with the Annex I content, notify it to the competent authority and publish it on the website.

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1. Check the Article 4 exemptions
2. Draft the white paper
3. Notify the competent authority
4. Publish before the offer starts

Notify at least 20 working days before publication.

• MiCA Art. 4
• MiCA Art. 6
• MiCA Art. 8(1)
• MiCA Art. 111(1)

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