Digital Finance Providers Seek EU Carve-Out From New Legislation
THE SO WHAT
When digital finance players lobby for a DLT carve-out, they’re saying the current EU rulebook prices experimentation out of the bloc. If you’re building in crypto or tokenized finance, jurisdiction choice is now a first-order product decision, not a legal afterthought.
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