Liquid Mercury files MERC MiCA white paper in Ireland, clearing a key step for EU trading admission
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Liquid Mercury's MERC white paper submission to the Central Bank of Ireland and inclusion in ESMA's MiCA register signals early compliance with EU disclosure rules for non-stablecoin cryptoassets, reducing regulatory friction for EU/EEA trading admissions. While MERC is not in the provided asset list, the development marginally improves broader crypto regulatory clarity, supporting institutional participation and venue listings across the region.
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Liquid Mercury said on July 1, 2026 that the white paper for its native token, MERC, has been submitted to the Central Bank of Ireland and added to ESMA’s MiCA white paper register. The company said the filing positions MERC among the first non-stablecoin crypto-assets to meet the EU’s MiCA disclosure requirements. Liquid Mercury said the step supports MERC’s admission to trading on regulated venues across the EU and EEA, according to the company.
