EU digital asset regulation: what changed in March 2026
2 recorded developments, each dated with a named source. This page is the permanent record for March 2026; the tracker carries the current position.
The Central Bank of Ireland published a discussion paper on tokenisation, giving managers and service providers a stated Irish supervisory view to engage with. A discussion paper is not a rule and creates no obligation.
Source: Central Bank of Ireland, discussion paper on tokenisation, March 2026.
Under the Regulation, ESMA was to report to the Commission on the results of the pilot regime by March 2026, following its earlier report on the regime’s functioning. The report feeds the decision on whether elements of the regime become permanent.
Source: Regulation (EU) 2022/858; ESMA Article 14 report, June 2025.
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