The EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) is now fully in force — and Bulgaria has formally adopted the Crypto-Asset Markets Act, aligning its national framework with the new EU regime.
What does this mean for crypto businesses operating in or entering the Bulgarian and EU markets?
Join New Balkans Law Office for a focused, legal analysis of how MiCA — along with related instruments like the AML Regulation and DORA — will affect crypto compliance, licensing, disputes, and business operations across borders.
Why attend?
- MiCA in Bulgaria: Understand the impact of Bulgaria’s national implementation through the new Crypto Markets Act
- CASP Readiness: Learn what crypto-asset service providers must do to comply now
- Legal & Regulatory Updates: From licensing and AML obligations to recovery and redemption plans
- Crypto Disputes: See how enforcement and litigation are evolving under MiCA
- UK & EU Comparison: Know how the UK’s roadmap differs from MiCA ???
- Q&A: Live expert answers to your compliance questions
What we’ll cover?
- Bulgaria’s Crypto Markets Act: implementation and enforcement
- Licensing, white paper, and redemption requirements for CASPs and issuers
- AML, Travel Rule and DORA obligations
- CASP operational and governance duties
- Cross-border compliance risks and obligations
- Crypto disputes and enforcement trends
- Next steps for businesses under MiCA
Agenda
- Welcome and Introduction
- From Bill to Law: The Cryptomarkets Act: Bulgaria Implements MiCA – Nevena Bekyarova
- Implementing MiCA: Key Duties for CASPs Now in Force – Radostina Ivanova
- CASP Compliance Requirements under MiCA and DORA – Maya Ivanova
- Crypto Disputes Update – Kamen Shoylev
- Live Q&A and Open Discussion