docs: add EU Data Protection & PETs jurisdiction card #8
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I created a new jurisdiction card covering GDPR and DORA obligations for crypto entities operating in the EU, with a focus on data protection compliance and privacy-enhancing technologies. This card addresses the intersection of three regulatory frameworks: - GDPR (EU 2016/679) for personal data processing obligations - DORA (EU 2022/2554) for ICT resilience and incident reporting - MiCA (EU 2023/1114) for crypto-asset service provider requirements It highlights key compliance expectations, including data minimisation, cross-border transfers, and emerging PET discussions. Identifies regulatory risks such as anonymisation vs pseudonymisation ambiguity and divergent Member State interpretations. References current EDPB Guidelines 02/2025 (Blockchain) and 01/2025 (Pseudonymisation) adopted in 2025. This fills a gap in IPTF institutional privacy mapping by providing high level regulatory landscape overview for institutions navigating EU data protection requirements.
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I created a new jurisdiction card covering GDPR and DORA obligations for crypto entities operating in the EU, with a focus on data protection compliance and privacy-enhancing technologies.
This card addresses the intersection of three regulatory frameworks:
It highlights key compliance expectations, including data minimisation, cross-border transfers, and emerging PET discussions. Identifies regulatory risks such as anonymisation vs pseudonymisation ambiguity and divergent Member State interpretations.
References current EDPB Guidelines 02/2025 (Blockchain) and 01/2025 (Pseudonymisation) adopted in 2025.
This fills a gap in IPTF institutional privacy mapping by providing high level regulatory landscape overview for institutions navigating EU data protection requirements.