According to CoinDesk, citing sources, the draft EU Encryption Act (MiCA) is still open for discussion, but it has actually been finalized. According to a leaked draft bill, the framework would require crypto asset issuers to publish a white paper containing a technical roadmap for platforms to register with authorities, and require stablecoin issuers to hold capital and manage it prudently, CoinDesk said. In addition, the bill requires law enforcement to adopt a “substance over form” approach, which may mean that although NFTs are not regulated in principle, some NFTs may be included in the scope of regulation.