As warnings intensify for the regulation of digital assets
across the UK and Europe, Gibraltar is adding to its already
regulated digital ledger technology (DLT) framework with the
development of a '10th Core Principle', specifically for
digital asset exchanges.
Joey Garcia, a partner at the international law firm ISOLAS LLP,
who also sits on the boards of the Xapo and IOV Labs (RSK) groups ,
has brought together members of the Global Blockchain Convergence
which include several other global leaders in the blockchain and
emerging technology space to form a working group for the
development of the new framework, ensuring it meets appropriate
defined market standards.
The Market Integrity working group have combined to ensure that
the added regulation meets the global market standards for
exchanges and other marketplace platforms, while also considering
recently defined standards set by the EU and other international
bodies.