MiCAR White Paper
Pursuant to the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) (EU 2023/1114), issuers and trading platforms are required to publish a MiCAR Whitepaper for each crypto-asset offered to the public or admitted to trading. These Whitepapers provide essential information on the crypto-asset, including its characteristics, risks, rights attached to the asset, and underlying technology.
LCX publishes crypto-asset white papers for the assets listed on its platform in line with MiCA requirements.
This page provides access to the MiCAR Whitepapers of listed assets at LCX Exchange.
Note: LCX AG has applied for authorisation under MiCA (EU 2023/1114); the application is under review by the FMA Liechtenstein. The MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026; MiCA-regulated services for EEA clients are paused pending authorisation; see the MiCA Notice.
Glossary
Token Name: The name of the crypto-asset for which a MiCAR Whitepaper has been published.
Symbol: The ticker symbol used to identify the crypto-asset in trading.
Author: The entity responsible for issuing the token and preparing the MiCAR Whitepaper.
CASP (Crypto-Asset Service Provider): The regulated trading platform providing market access.
MiCAR Status: Indicates whether the token is registered with ESMA and compliant with MiCAR regulations.
Download: A direct link to the official MiCAR Whitepaper published at LCX.com for the respective crypto-asset.
European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) publishes a Interim MiCA Register.
VISIT ESMAMiCAR Compliance and Crypto-Asset Trading in Europe
The Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCAR) (EU 2023/1114) is a comprehensive regulatory framework established by the European Union to govern crypto-assets, their issuance, and related service providers. MiCAR aims to create a unified and transparent crypto-asset market across the EU, ensuring investor protection, financial stability, and market integrity.
MiCAR introduces clear rules for crypto-asset issuers, requiring them to publish MiCAR-compliant Whitepapers that disclose key information about the asset, including its function, risks, and governance structure. These Whitepapers serve as an essential tool for investors to assess the legitimacy and reliability of digital assets before engaging in trading or investment activities.
MiCAR Whitepapers and ESMA Registration
Pursuant to MiCAR, all crypto-assets offered to the public or admitted to trading within the EU must be registered with the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and comply with specific disclosure requirements. Tokens that lack MiCAR-compliant documentation and ESMA registration will not be eligible for trading on regulated platforms.
The regulation applies to different types of crypto-assets, including:
Utility Tokens: Digital assets that provide access to specific products or services.
Asset-Referenced Tokens (ARTs): Tokens backed by a basket of assets, including commodities or fiat currencies.
E-Money Tokens (EMTs): Crypto-assets pegged to a single fiat currency to facilitate digital payments.
MiCAR also establishes clear requirements for Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs), ensuring that trading platforms, custodians, and other intermediaries operate with transparency and accountability.
MiCAR Transition Period Until December 31, 2025
A transition period applies until December 31, 2025, allowing existing crypto-assets to continue trading while issuers and trading platforms align with MiCAR requirements. After this deadline, all listed tokens must fully comply with MiCAR regulations to remain accessible within the European market.
LCX and MiCAR Compliance
As one of Europe's leading crypto exchanges, LCX is publishing MiCA Whitepapers for all listed tokens. This ensures transparency and regulatory adherence while providing a secure trading environment for users. LCX continues to support the growth and institutional adoption of digital assets in Europe.
For investors and crypto projects looking to operate in the EU, MiCAR represents a significant milestone in establishing a regulated and standardized digital asset market, ensuring greater protection and trust in the evolving crypto industry.
Note: LCX AG has applied for authorisation under MiCA (EU 2023/1114); the application is under review by the FMA Liechtenstein (most recent filing: 15 May 2026). The MiCA transitional period ended on 1 July 2026; MiCA-regulated services for EEA clients are paused pending authorisation; see the MiCA Notice.