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title: "European Economic Area — Commercial Activity | Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence"
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description: "European Economic Area (Bloc) — Commercial Activity (GREEN, Confirmed, 2 claims): Green reflects active institutional adoption across the 30-state EEA Single Market driven by Article 60 notifications by major EU banks and investment firms,"
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# European Economic Area — Commercial Activity | Cryptoassets Regulatory Intelligence

### C9Commercial ActivityGREENConfirmed▾#

#### Commercial Activity

The full application of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 ('MiCA') and closure of the Article 143(3) national grandfathering windows have consolidated institutional digital-asset activity across the 30-state EEA Single Market. Traditional European credit institutions and MiFID II investment firms have widely utilised the Article 60 notification pathway (in hubs including Germany/BaFin, France/AMF-ACPR, the Netherlands/AFM-DNB, Luxembourg/CSSF, Ireland/CBI, and Malta/MFSA) to launch institutional crypto-asset custody, brokerage, and E-Money Token (EMT) issuance with immediate Article 65 passporting across all 30 EEA jurisdictions.

Following the entry into force of Titles III and IV on 30 June 2024 and ESMA's supervisory statements requiring CASPs to delist non-MiCA-compliant stablecoins for EEA users by Q1 2025, EEA trading venues and payment rails have transitioned liquidity into MiCA-authorised EUR- and USD-denominated EMTs issued by EEA-licensed Electronic Money Institutions and credit institutions. In parallel, regulated financial institutions and market operators are issuing digital bonds, tokenized fund units, and DLT-settled securities under the EU DLT Pilot Regime (Regulation (EU) 2022/858) and participating in the Eurosystem's wholesale central-bank-money DLT settlement initiatives.

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Evidence 2

Sources and findings (2)
- T1 · European Parliament and Council of the EU[European Parliament and Council of the EU](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2023/1114/oj) — Major EEA credit institutions, investment firms, and EMIs are deploying institutional crypto-asset custody, brokerage, and EMT issuance across all 30 EEA states using MiCA's Article 60 40-working-day notification mechanism and Article 65 Single Market passporting.retrieved 2026-10-24M5bindingin force
- T1 · European Parliament and Council of the EU[European Parliament and Council of the EU](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2022/858/oj) — Under Regulation (EU) 2022/858 (the EU DLT Pilot Regime), EEA market operators, investment firms, and CSDs operate authorised DLT trading and settlement systems for tokenized bonds and collective investment undertakings across the Single Market.retrieved 2026-10-24M4bindingin force