As the European crypto industry adapts to the sweeping changes brought by the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, not all companies are ready — or willing — to commit to the full licensing process. But does that mean they’re out of the EU market for good?
On May 29 at 5 PM CET, Simplify Labs, a Kyrrex-backed provider of MiCA-ready white-label crypto solutions, will host an in-depth online session titled “MiCA Isn’t the Only Way: Legal Alternatives for European Crypto Companies.”
The 1-hour webinar will bring together top legal and technical experts to explore compliant pathways that don’t require a MiCA license. The discussion will be led by Vadim Rozov, CEO of Simplify Labs, and Nikita Prokopenko, a legal expert from SBSB Fintech Lawyers, who specializes in crypto regulation and cross-border structuring.
Attendees will discover:
- Why some crypto businesses are choosing not to apply for MiCA
- How to structure operations using favorable jurisdictions outside the EU\
- The role of regulatory umbrellas and white-label infrastructure in simplifying compliance
- Real-world use cases of EU-facing companies operating successfully outside MiCA
This session is designed for founders, compliance leads, and decision-makers from crypto projects and service providers across Europe who are looking for realistic, fast-moving alternatives to full MiCA licensing.
“We see a growing number of projects in Europe that want to stay competitive without taking on the full weight of MiCA compliance,” said Vadim Rozov, CEO at Simplify Labs. “There are smart legal and technical options on the table — and this webinar will give crypto businesses the clarity and tools they need to act strategically.”
Webinar Details:
Title: MiCA Isn’t the Only Way: Legal Alternatives for European Crypto Companies
Date: May 29, 2025
Time: 5:00 PM CET
Format: Online | 1 Hour + Live Q&A
Speakers:
- Vadim Rozov, CEO, Simplify Labs
- Nikita Prokopenko, Lawyer, SBSB Fintech Lawyers
To attend* the online event, please register with the following link.
*The attendance is free, but the previous registration is required.
