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Liquid Mercury Completes MiCA Disclosure for MERC Token, Enabling EU Trading Admission
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Liquid Mercury has submitted its MERC crypto-asset white paper to the Central Bank of Ireland, which has been added to ESMA’s MiCA register. This move fulfills the disclosure requirements under the EU's Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, supporting the token's admission to trading on regulated venues across the European Union.
Chicago-based Liquid Mercury announced that its crypto-asset white paper for the MERC token has been officially added to the European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA) MiCA white paper register. The submission was made to the Central Bank of Ireland, marking a key step in the company's compliance with European Union regulations.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation is the EU's comprehensive framework governing crypto-assets. It mandates that a detailed white paper be published and registered before a non-exempt crypto-asset can be offered to the public or admitted for trading within the EU. By meeting this requirement, MERC is now positioned for potential listings on regulated trading platforms throughout the EU and European Economic Area (EEA).
“We built MERC to be transparent and accessible from day one. Our MiCA disclosure makes that commitment official,” said Tony Saliba, CEO and founder of Liquid Mercury. He added that with the white paper registered, “MERC has the regulatory grounding we need to keep pursuing listings, deeper liquidity, and broader access across the EU and beyond.”
AdLiquid Mercury provides institutional-grade infrastructure for professional crypto trading and digital asset marketplaces. The company is also expanding into tokenized real-world assets (RWAs), such as sports investments, through its Mercury RWA platform, where the MERC token serves a role as a platform token.