MiCA and the future of the European digital market
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 […]
NFTs as Rights to a Work – Between Digital Ownership and Copyright Law
In recent years, NFTs (non-fungible tokens) have gained significant popularity as a tool for identifying and trading digital assets, such as artworks, recordings, animations, virtual items, or in-game elements. According to Wojciech Ługowski, attorney-at-law and managing partner at Lawarton Law Firm, the development of the NFT market has given rise to numerous myths, in particular […]
Incorporation and Operation of Blockchain Companies in Offshore Jurisdictions – a Regulatory Overview of Selected Jurisdictions: British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Estonia
The development and growing adoption of blockchain technology mean that Web3 projects are increasingly moving rapidly from the conceptual stage to actual business operations. At this point, one of the key decisions becomes the choice of the legal environment in which the project will be developed and, at a later stage, commercialised. When selecting a […]
MiCA 2025: New regulations for utility tokens – what do issuers need to know?
From mid-2025, crypto projects issuing utility tokens in the EU will be subject to new legal obligations. While regulations for such tokens are still more lenient than payment tokens, the MiCA regulation introduces new requirements, including the obligation to notify of issuance and publish a white paper. Project founders and compliance departments should prepare for […]