July 1st, 2026 – Chicago, United States
Liquid Mercury announced today that its MERC crypto-asset white paper was submitted to the Central Bank of Ireland and officially added to ESMA’s MiCA white paper register.
MiCA, the Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, is the EU framework for crypto-asset offers, admission to trading, disclosures, and market integrity. It requires a published white paper before a non-exempt crypto-asset can be offered or admitted to trading in the EU.
With the white paper in the ESMA register, MERC meets the disclosure requirements that support its admission to trading on regulated venues across the EU and 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. “With the white paper in the ESMA register, MERC has the regulatory grounding we need to keep pursuing listings, deeper liquidity, and broader access across the EU and beyond.”
Liquid Mercury maintains the current version of the white paper at liquidmercury.com/mica.
About Liquid Mercury
Liquid Mercury powers professional crypto trading and digital asset marketplaces. The company delivers institutional-grade infrastructure, access to deep liquidity, and best-in-class trading tools and workflow automation across its Pro, OTC, and RWA platforms.
Through Mercury RWA, the company is extending core infrastructure into tokenized real-world assets, including sports investments and other alternative assets. As that business grows, so does the role of MERC as a platform token. For more information about Liquid Mercury and the MERC token, users can visit www.liquidmercury.com or merc.liquidmercury.com.
Important note: This release is informational and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any crypto-asset. Refer to the MERC white paper for the complete disclosures and risk factors.
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