Regulation
MiCA and national crypto regulation across 7 countries.
The Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation came into full force on 30 December 2024. Here you’ll find in-depth explanations of how it works in your country — competent authority, advertising rules, and tax implications.
Latvia
MiCASupervision: Latvijas Banka
MiCA in force since 2024-12-30. Latvijas Banka (FKTK successor) is the competent authority. 20% capital-gains rate.
Finland
MiCASupervision: Finanssivalvonta (FIN-FSA)
First EU country with MiCA CASP licences. 30–34% capital-gains rate. Coinmotion and Northcrypto licensed.
Estonia
MiCASupervision: Finantsinspektsioon
The pre-MiCA VASP regime is being replaced by MiCA CASP licences. 20% capital-gains rate.
Lithuania
MiCASupervision: Lietuvos bankas
Europe’s largest EMI hub (Crypto.com EU, Wirex). MiCA CASP transition active.
Sweden
MiCASupervision: Finansinspektionen
30% capital-gains rate. The strictest crypto-advertising policy in the EU — including warning labels.
Norway
EEA / no MiCASupervision: Finanstilsynet
Outside the EU — MiCA does not apply directly. EEA-level harmonisation handled separately. 22% rate + wealth tax.
Denmark
MiCASupervision: Finanstilsynet
Strict crypto advertising rules. Speculative-income rate up to 52.07%.
All 7 country pages are now available. Content is updated as official sources change.