Abstract
The aim of this article is to take a closer look at the most important changes to EU AML supervision of cryptoassets introduced to EU Directive 2015/849 by EU Regulation 2023/1113. Th e analysis leads to the thesis that as of 30 December 2024, this supervisory landscape has been significantly remodelled. There have been changes to the subject of supervision, the scope of supervised activity, entity modifications and licensing requirements. These changes are aimed at tightening AML supervision over cryptoassets. The considerations made also allow us to state that the EU legislation perceives the MiCA regulation as a legal act of a systemic nature for a new class of assets, i.e. cryptoassets.