币界网报道：According to Cointelegraph, EU crypto policy experts revealed on June 6 that Europe plans to launch the development of a decentralized finance (DeFi) regulatory framework in 2026. Although the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) came into effect on December 30, 2024, the regulation does not clearly define "decentralization", resulting in a regulatory vacuum for DeFi protocols. Vyara Savova, head of policy at the European Crypto Initiative, said that the current MiCA regulations theoretically exclude "fully decentralized" protocols from regulation, but the specific criteria for determination have not yet been clarified. The EU plans to begin legally defining the concept of decentralization in mid-2026, and is currently revising regulations for specific areas such as stablecoins. It is worth noting that Marina Markezic, executive director of the EU Crypto Initiative, confirmed that the MiCA II framework previously advocated by European Central Bank President Lagarde has been determined not to be advanced. It was also disclosed that the EU's new anti-money laundering rules for privacy coins and anonymous accounts will take effect as planned in 2027.