[Ukraine's Central Bank Opposes Current Crypto-Asset Law, Says It Threatens Financial Stability] Odaily Planet Daily reports that the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has stated its inability to support the current draft bill on the regulation of virtual assets, arguing that it could jeopardize Ukraine's monetary sovereignty, financial stability, and market competition. The NBU supports regulating the cryptocurrency market within the framework of the EU's Crypto-Assets Market Regulation (MiCA), but objects to the content of the draft submitted for its second reading. The NBU stated that the final text was only delivered on the evening of November 4th, and several compromises previously reached between the working group and members of parliament, the National Securities and Stock Market Committee of Ukraine (NSSMC), and others have been removed. NBU Deputy Governor Oleksiy Shaban raised concerns at a committee meeting the following day, but the meeting format failed to support a comprehensive discussion. The NBU warned that the draft could allow foreign tokens to enter the Ukrainian market in the absence of adequate regulation and leave loopholes for issuers to circumvent requirements applicable to domestic issuers. The draft also leaves the number of platforms permitted to operate over the next five years to the NSSMC to decide, and does not include safeguards to prevent anti-competitive behavior; the NBU is calling for transparent licensing rules to be enshrined in law and has requested lawmakers to further revise the draft after consulting with relevant parties. (Bitcoin.com News)