The European Securities and Markets Authority is reviewing blockchain MEV to determine whether it constitutes market manipulation
On April 8th, according to CMC, the European Securities and markets Authority (ESMA) is reviewing blockchain MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) to determine whether it constitutes market manipulation. Currently, ESMA has listed MEV strategies as a potentially suspicious activity and is consulting on specific guidance, with a public feedback deadline of the end of June.
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