1) Are entities benefiting from grandfathering eligible to passport their crypto services to other Member States?

2) Can an entity grandfathered to provide crypto services in one Member State provide cross-border activities in another Member State that has elected not to allow grandfathering (i.e., shortened or opted out of the transitional period)?

Does Article 143 allow for new CASPs established between MiCA’s entry into force (June 2022) and 30 December 2024 to continue providing crypto-asset services (under national applicable law) until 1 July 2026 (assuming the MS allows the full duration of the grandfathering period)?

Question: How should a CRA ensure a sufficient level of transparency when a credit rating is discontinued in accordance with Article 10(1)?

Question: Is a different level of transparency expected when a credit rating is withdrawn?

We are investment company that doesn´t meet DORA requirements to qualify as microenterprise neither as small enterprise since we have more than 10 employees (total of 14) but our annual turnover and/or annual balance sheet total that does not exceed EUR 2 million. What are our obligations under DORA regulation?

Recital 93 of MiCA states that “[…] Many crypto-asset service providers also offer some kind of transfer service for crypto-assets as part of, for example, the service of providing custody and administration of crypto-assets on behalf of clients, exchange of crypto-assets for funds or other crypto-assets, or execution of orders for crypto-assets on behalf of clients […].”

Does Recital 93 of MiCA imply that a crypto-asset transfer offered as part of a crypto-asset service (such as custody and administration or execution of orders on behalf of clients) is to be regarded as a component of such a crypto-asset service and should therefore not be subject to the authorisation requirements under Article 59 of MiCA? Or would such a transfer of crypto-asset still qualify as the separate service of crypto-asset transfer, as defined under Article 3(1), point (26), of MiCA, and be subject to authorisation requirements?

What criteria should be taken into account to determine whether the crypto-asset transfer is a separate service or not?

Please confirm that, if a transfer of crypto-assets is part of a crypto-asset service such as custody and administration or execution of orders on behalf of clients and thus does not constitute the separate service of transfer of crypto-assets, the requirements in Article 82 MiCA apply anyway (including the ESMA guidelines issued according to the mandate in Article 82(2)).