[39 Institutions, Including Nasdaq, Urge EU to Expedite DLT Pilot Review] According to Bloomberg, 39 signatories, including Nasdaq, Stuttgart Stock Exchange Group, and various fintech associations from multiple countries, have called on the European Commission and the European Parliament to separate the Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) pilot regime from the market integration and supervision framework and conduct an expedited review as independent legislation. The signatories are requesting the removal of asset class restrictions, an increase in the total transaction volume cap to €150 billion, the elimination of license time limits, and have warned that Europe may fall behind the United States in DLT applications. The letter mentions that the U.S. has already established a regulatory framework for stablecoins through the 'Genius Act,' securing a leading position in the field of tokenized assets.