⚖️ DVA REAL CASE #003
Regulating the crypto market: where technology ends
Ukraine already has an active crypto economy.
But market activity and legal certainty are not the same thing.
The key question:
when does a digital asset become part of a legal financial infrastructure?
📜 Draft Law No. 10225-d
On 3 September 2025, the Verkhovna Rada adopted Draft Law No. 10225-d as a basis.
246 MPs voted in favor.
But as of 26 September 2026, it is still a draft law.
Official status:
“being prepared for the second reading”.
So saying that Ukraine has already fully legalized the crypto market is premature.
🇪🇺 Why is MiCA important here?
The European model shows that the crypto market is not only blockchain.
It’s also:
rules for market participants • requirements for providers • AML/KYC • disclosure of information • user protection • supervision • liability.
Technological infrastructure can exist for years.
But legal infrastructure determines how it interacts with the state and the traditional financial system.
🏦 Where are the banks here?
A bank does not necessarily disappear.
The potential architecture could look like this:
grivnia bank regulated VASP blockchain digital asset.
Or in the reverse direction:
digital asset • VASP • compliance • bank • grivnia.
Blockchain is becoming a technological rail.
The regulator sets the rules.
The bank remains part of the financial system.
And the user gains access to digital assets.
🧭 DVA conclusion
The question is no longer whether crypto exists.
It does exist.
The question is different:
how to turn a practically existing crypto-economy into a transparent legal infrastructure?
And at the same time — how not to create such barriers that would make the Ukrainian market non-competitive.
The final answer will not be given by presentations.
It will be given by the text of the law, by-laws, and regulator practice.
DVA draft law ≠ law; fact ≠ forecast.
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