CoinMeta US stock news: The Policy Committee (…) has submitted feedback regarding the targeted consultation by the European Commission on the evolution of the […] framework. This is its first policy submission outside of the United States. It calls on the EU to make moderate adjustments based on the existing financial regulatory framework rather than starting from scratch. The main arguments include: adhering to the classification principle of “technological neutrality and economic substance”; suggesting that on-chain perpetual contracts be explicitly included within the framework of traditional financial instruments for regulation through existing guidelines; there is no need for separate legislation to emphasize that perpetual contracts are matched based on a public central limit order book, which is different from the traditional spread contracts involving market makers’ bets (); it is not appropriate to mechanically apply the strict restrictions for retail investors; calling on regulators to recognize the public and transparent verifiability of public chains; exempting regulated institutions from the burden of submitting duplicate reports on data already publicly available on the chain; and ensuring that EU investors have access to global liquidity to maintain their competitiveness.