Italian, French, and Austrian regulators—Consob, AMF, and FMA—have proposed changes to the EU Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation. The regulators cited early inconsistencies in supervision across member states as a key concern. The proposals aim to align supervision of crypto-asset service providers, improve cybersecurity, and centralize white paper submissions. Retail investors could experience indirect effects. Platforms targeting EU clients will need to comply with MiCA or equivalent rules. The measures may also impact CFD providers offering crypto derivatives via EU-authorized intermediaries, promoting uniform ... (full story)