The observatory should identify and build on existing initiatives and organise discussions and workshops around topics where acting at EU level would be required or would have an impact in an open, constructive and reactive way. The renewed and widened EU Blockchain Observatory and Forum should monitor and analyse developments, clarify existing and emerging issues; build a top-notch knowledge environment; strengthen synergies with existing and upcoming initiatives; become a EU training hub on blockchain and DLT.
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