#CryptoRegulation The regulation of crypto assets is evolving globally with initiatives such as the MICA regulation in the European Union and local laws in countries like Venezuela and Chile.

The main objective is to protect investors, prevent money laundering, ensure financial stability, and at the same time promote innovation in this sector. MICA introduces transparency requirements and investor protection by establishing standards for service providers and issuers, granting authority to supervisory bodies to ensure compliance with the rules.

In general, investor protection regulation seeks to protect investors through transparent requirements, detailed information about crypto assets, and measures to prevent fraud and abuse.

Prevention of financial crimes implements measures to combat money laundering and the financing of terrorism, using tools such as the registration of service providers and transaction monitoring.