Article 1 sets the subject matter: uniform requirements for the offer to the public and admission to trading on a trading platform of crypto-assets other than asset-referenced tokens or e-money tokens, for asset-referenced tokens and e-money tokens, and for crypto-asset service providers. Article 2 sets the scope: applies to natural and legal persons who are engaged in the issuance, offer to the public and admission to trading of crypto-assets or who provide services related to crypto-assets in the Union. Article 2(4) sets exclusions including NFTs that are genuinely unique and not interchangeable. Article 3 supplies definitions including 'crypto-asset', 'asset-referenced token (ART)', 'e-money token (EMT)', 'utility token', 'CASP', 'distributed ledger technology (DLT)', 'crypto-asset white paper', 'significant ART/EMT', and 'crypto-asset service'.
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