A user-friendly, structured version of the MiCA Regulation

albi.eth · 2025-02-10T10:16:55.000Z

headlesslaw is a website that reproduces EU regulations and directives word for word from EUR-Lex, one page per article, along with Commission acts and…

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AI summary of the linked article headlesslaw is a website that reproduces EU regulations and directives word for word from EUR-Lex, one page per article, along with Commission acts and guidance from EU authorities that implement them. It covers sixteen acts in four groups, with each act having up to three levels: the act itself, Commission delegated and implementing acts, and guidance from bodies such as ESMA, the EBA, the EDPB, ENISA and the Commission. Every page names the official version it reproduces and links to it, and the site adds no commentary or interpretation. Jacob Senftinger is named as the contact, and the site states that it is not legal advice.
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1 comment albi.ethSubmitter· 2 years ago· 2 years ago I just found this on twitter: https://xcancel.com/JakeSenftinger/status/1888675081662194090 Right now it seems an easier to browse version of the regulation and it's still quite technical, but if you check the "What's next" you see what are the long term goals, specifically the "Legal commentary" that--I think/I hope--can be helpful for non-lawyers to understand better that regulation.

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