Simplify Labs, a technology provider focused on scalable crypto infrastructure, is hosting a webinar on 29 January at 6:00 PM CET dedicated to the future of crypto payments and regulatory developments in Europe.
As MiCA comes fully into force and regulatory scrutiny across the EU intensifies, crypto companies face a critical transition period heading into 2026. The webinar will explore how policy shifts, enforcement trends, and market consolidation are reshaping crypto payments — and what businesses can do to remain compliant, competitive, and operational.
The session will feature speakers from Simplify Labs and international legal advisory firm Gofaizen & Sherle, bringing together infrastructure and regulatory perspectives:
- Karym Abdelrakhman, CEO, Simplify Labs
- Felix Canizales, Associate Partner, Gofaizen & Sherle
- Mihhail Šerle, Senior Partner, Gofaizen & Sherle
During the webinar, speakers will examine the current state of the crypto payments market in 2026, highlighting key industry trends and the major players shaping the European landscape. The discussion will also cover regulatory enforcement patterns and their real-world impact on crypto businesses, as well as strategic alternatives available to companies, including the use of reverse solicitation. In addition, the session will explore expansion opportunities beyond the EU, with practical insights into jurisdictions such as Canada, the United States, and El Salvador.
The agenda includes an overview of MiCA implementation across the EU, a deep dive into compliance and survival strategies for crypto businesses, and a live Q&A session where participants can raise practical questions.
“The crypto market is entering a phase where survival depends on adaptability. Regulatory updates in the EU are reshaping payment models, and businesses must rethink not only where they operate, but how their infrastructure is built”, commented Karym Abdelrakhman, CEO of Simplify Labs.
This webinar is designed for crypto companies operating in or targeting the European market, including exchanges, payment providers, fintech platforms, and infrastructure providers seeking clarity on how to navigate the new regulatory era.
Participation is free, with prior registration required via the link.
