Article 2 Posting of inside information on the website of the issuer, the offeror or the person seeking admission to trading

Since the publication of inside information as referred to in Article 87 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 should reach as many investors as possible and be verifiable, issuers, offerors and persons seeking admission to trading should disseminate that information via media and publish it on their websites. To promote its effective distribution, the inside information published on the website of issuers, offerors, and persons seeking admission to trading should be downloadable to permit local storage and facilitate further dissemination of that information by third parties.

To facilitate access to information, the website should enable users to access the inside information on a non-discriminatory basis and free of charge and to locate the inside information in an easily identifiable dedicated section. To enable users to easily verify the whole history of disclosures of inside information, each publication on the website should indicate the date and time of the disclosure, and publications should be organised in a chronological order. Given the cross-border nature of crypto-asset trading, it is essential that language barriers do not limit the access to the published information. Issuers, offerors, and person seeking admission to trading should therefore publish the inside information on their website in the language or languages in which the crypto-asset white paper is drawn up and, where feasible, a language customary in the sphere of international finance. To facilitate the active distribution of the inside information, the website of the issuer, the offeror, or the person seeking admission to trading should enable investors to receive push notifications or alerts on any new publication relating to inside information on an opt-in basis.