EU Tokenization Firms Urge DLT Pilot Fixes

A report from Cointelegraph says a group of European tokenization operators has urged EU policymakers to swiftly amend the bloc’s DLT Pilot Regime, warning that current asset limits, volume caps and time-limited licenses are preventing regulated onchain markets from scaling as the United States advances toward industrial-scale tokenization and near-instant settlement.

In a joint letter coordinated ahead of an upcoming parliamentary debate, the companies — Securitize, 21X, Boerse Stuttgart Group, Lise, OpenBrick, STX and Axiology — proposed a narrow technical “quick fix” to expand eligible assets, raise issuance caps and remove the six-year limit on pilot licenses while keeping existing investor protections intact.

The group said those adjustments could be adopted quickly through a standalone technical update without reopening the EU’s broader market-structure reforms, and warned that without timely action the EU risks losing market relevance as global liquidity migrates to faster, fully digital market infrastructure.

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