The EU plans to expand the regulatory scope of MiCA to cover tokenization and non EU stablecoin issuers According to Golden Finance, on July 8th, the European Union is considering revising its Crypto Asset Market Regulation Act (MiCA), which is only about a week after the full implementation of the crypto regulatory framework. The European Commission is seeking opinions from relevant stakeholders with a deadline of September 30th. According to anonymous sources familiar with the situation, the European Commission is evaluating whether to expand the regulatory scope of MiCA to cover emerging areas including tokenization and non EU stablecoin issuers. MiCA is a comprehensive regulatory framework developed by the European Union for encrypted assets, aimed at establishing unified rules for the issuance, trading, custody, and other related services of encrypted assets throughout the EU. The regulation officially came into effect in December 2024, but most service providers were granted a transition period to complete compliance adjustments, which lasted until July 1st of this year.