The European Union (EU) has agreed the full legal text of its landmark legislation known as the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA), alongside a further law to reveal the identity of those making crypto payments. At a Wednesday meeting, diplomats, representing the bloc's member governments in the EU's Council, signed off on the text of laws which were the subject of a political deals struck in June, apparently without further discussion, a source briefed on the talks told CoinDesk. MiCA introduces the first-ever licensing regime for crypto wallets and exchanges to operate across the bloc and imposes reserve ... (full story)