The EU’s MiCA Regulation is entering a decisive phase, and the pace of domestic legislative work is already having a tangible impact on businesses operating in the crypto-asset sector.
In his latest article published on Prawo.pl, Wojciech Ługowski discusses the implications of the Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s (UKNF) position and outlines potential scenarios for the Polish market after 1 July 2026. He examines the significance of a literal interpretation of the MiCA provisions, how communications issued by the regulator should be approached, and which regulatory risks companies planning to operate as CASPs should be factoring into their strategies today.
This contribution adds an important perspective to the broader debate on the competitiveness of EU jurisdictions, legal certainty, and strategic business decision-making in the digital assets sector.
For management boards, founders and legal teams within technology companies, this is the moment when compliance ceases to be a purely formal requirement and becomes a source of competitive advantage.
We encourage you to read the full article and to contact the Lawarton team directly to discuss how to prepare your organisation effectively for the full application of MiCA.