TREE NEWS update: Hungary has abolished the requirement for verifying crypto-asset conversions and removed penalties of up to 8 years in prison, aligning its regulations with the EU’s MiCA framework. This move simplifies crypto operations and harmonizes national law with broader European standards.
Hungary Scraps Crypto Verification, Jail Terms to Align with MiCA
The notable shift here is less about crypto specifically than about enforcement philosophy: Hungary is trading a punitive, verification-heavy regime for one that defers to an EU-wide standard. That matters for anyone operating across European borders, since divergent national rules have been a compliance headache. The open question is whether other member states with their own stricter add-ons follow the same harmonizing path, or whether MiCA becomes a floor that national law keeps exceeding.
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