How MICA Will Impact Business
summary
MICA becomes finalized in June and takes effect at year end with 18 months to comply, forcing issuers to publish truthful white paper requirement disclosures, imposing passporting for licensed firms to access the EEA, and defining asset‑referenced and e‑money tokens plus NFTs on DLT. Exchanges without EEA licenses risk fines and delisting; market‑integrity rules target pump‑and‑dump. Decentralized projects remain ambiguous, peer‑to‑peer transfers bypass some rules but transfers involving unhosted wallets trigger reporting above €1,000 threshold.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Welcome to MiCA
- 1:10Panelist introductions
- 3:42MiCA regulation impact
- 6:53MiCA objectives and clarity
- 11:50MiCA business impact
- 16:51DeFi and decentralized exchanges
- 18:36EU crypto regulation need
- 20:27MiCA scope and definitions
- 23:36MiCA for individuals and P2P
- 24:40Final thoughts: Will MiCA push crypto forward or hold it back?
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