(6)To share resources, to centrally develop and maintain monitoring systems, and to build expertise in the context of monitoring suspicious orders and transactions, persons that professionally arrange or execute transactions in crypto-assets should be able to delegate the prevention and detection of such orders, transactions and other aspects of the functioning of DLT within a group, or to delegate the data analysis and the generation of alerts, subject to appropriate conditions. Such delegation should neither prevent the competent authorities from assessing at any time, whether the arrangements, systems and procedures of the person to whom the functions are delegated are effectively in line with the obligation to prevent and detect market abuse. The obligation to report and the responsibility to comply with this Regulation and with Article 92 of Regulation (EU) 2023/1114 should remain with the delegating person.