How will MiCA regulation shape the future of crypto compliance?
summary
Panel unpacks concrete pain points: about 55 operators already CASP-authorised while thousands remain on AML registrations, a hard June 2026 CASP deadline plus an EBA opinion forcing a PSP licence by March 2026 for EMT custody/transfer. Startups face heavy governance and DORA tech demands; product teams must build modular KYC journeys to switch country rules. Solidus Labs’ market surveillance tools are already used by regulators (ESMA contract) to detect wash trading and front-running, and Malta offers a limited PSP license route.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:21Current state of MiCA
- 9:10Negative effects
- 10:45Start-up friendly
- 14:30Product development
- 18:10Global operators
- 22:25PSP license
- 26:40Consumer protection
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