Warsaw became a meeting point for Europe’s most influential voices in crypto, finance, and regulation — and INit was proud to be part of it.
The event “MiCA and the BullRun” brought together builders, legal experts, and innovators to discuss how the newly enforced Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation is reshaping the digital asset landscape.
For INit, it was more than just another conference — it was a chance to share our vision of a compliant, accessible, and future-ready crypto ecosystem.
A Meeting Point of Regulation and Innovation
“MiCA and the BullRun” united two perspectives that often stand apart: policy and product.
While regulators and legal experts unpacked the upcoming requirements for crypto entities in Europe, builders and founders explored how to adapt their tools for a new era of transparency and compliance.
INit took part in these discussions to demonstrate that regulation and innovation can evolve hand in hand.
Our platform shows how automation, security, and simplicity can make compliance effortless for both retail and business users — directly inside Telegram.
INit on Stage: Keynote by Artem Afian
Artem Afian, a lawyer and legal expert at INit, took the stage to discuss the future of crypto regulation in the European Union.
His presentation highlighted the real impact of MiCA and the questions the entire industry must address in the months ahead.
Among the key topics raised were:
- What key changes will the MiCA regulation bring to the crypto market?
Artem explained how MiCA will redefine licensing, transparency, and user protection across exchanges, wallets, and DeFi applications. - What opportunities does MiCA open for businesses, banks, and Web3 startups?
He emphasized that regulation, if approached correctly, can empower institutional adoption and attract new players to the market. - Challenges and uncertainties with MiCA
In his words, “MiCA’s promise — but also unresolved risks.”
The framework provides structure, but many practical interpretations remain unclear — especially around DeFi, stablecoins, and cross-border compliance. - The INit project: helping companies meet new regulatory standards
Artem presented how INit’s infrastructure — including its AML/KYT engine, API tools, and Policy Engine — enables businesses to stay compliant while maintaining flexibility. - Why INit can be seen as a bridge between the crypto industry and financial law
He concluded that INit stands at the intersection of innovation and compliance, creating a transparent and secure path for companies navigating the MiCA era.
Insights and Conversations
Throughout the event, our team engaged with founders, liquidity providers, and compliance specialists from across Europe.
The recurring theme was clear: clarity and simplicity will drive the next phase of crypto adoption.
Users and businesses alike are looking for solutions that combine transparency, reliability, and speed — all qualities embedded in INit’s architecture.
Looking Ahead
The MiCA and the BullRun event marked an important step for both INit and the broader ecosystem.
It confirmed that Europe’s crypto future depends on tools that balance regulation with usability — and that innovation must now be built on trust.
For INit, these discussions reinforce our mission: to make secure, compliant, and user-friendly crypto exchange accessible to everyone, directly within Telegram.
We return from Warsaw inspired, connected, and ready for what’s next — because the new chapter of compliant crypto is already here, and INit is part of it.
