Can natural persons (self-employed individuals) and trusts/trustees be considered as „other undertakings“ for the purpose of authorisation as a CASP?

Are CASPs required to get their financial statements audited on an annual basis in order to calculate their own fund requirements?

What are the minimum capital requirements applicable to CASPs providing (i) only crypto-asset services listed under either Class 2 or Class 3, or (ii) providing crypto-asset services listed under Class 1 and Class 3 of Annex 4 of MiCA?

How should the crypto-asset services of ‘exchange of crypto assets for funds’ or ‘exchange of crypto assets for other crypto assets’ (Article 3(1)(16c and d respectively) of MiCA), ‘execution of orders for crypto-assets on behalf of clients’ (Article 3(1)(16e), and ‘reception and transmission of orders for crypto-assets on behalf of clients’ (Article 3(1)(16g)) be distinguished from one another?

We have service providers (Market Axess), who classify themselves as DORA-relevant because they offer regulated financial services (ARM and APA). However, they do not see themselves obligated to make contractual adjustments according to Article 30. This is because "financial services" would not fall under the definition of "ICT service" as per Article 3(21) of DORA. Additionally, this requirement would only apply to non-regulated companies. Is this understanding correct?