
Nov 4, 202509:00 am ~ 06:00 pm (UTC: +01:00)Estimated Duration: 1 day 9 hoursdfv media solutions, 251 Mainzer Landstraße, Innenstadt I, Frankfurt am Main, Hessen 60326, Germany, Frankfurt am Main, HessenHosted by Recht & Wirtschaft Fachkonferenzen
Join the Frankfurt Crypto Conference 2025 on November 4, 2025, in the heart of Europe’s financial center—Frankfurt, Germany. This one-day summit brings together leading legal scholars, crypto asset professionals, and financial regulators to explore the fast-evolving regulatory, economic, and technological dimensions of digital assets. The event features real-world case studies and global policy views that shape the crypto environment, with a topical focus on German and European crypto legislation. Organized By: Recht & Wirtschaft Fachkonferenzen is a growing organization that plays role of an crypto event organizer to host important events bringing together legal and economic professionals, researchers, and policymakers. What to Expect • Practical applications for legal interpretations of DLT, MiCAR, and eWpG • Thought leadership from Jones Day, PwC, and Stuttgart Stock Exchange Digital • Dynamic exchanges with regulators, academics, and industry executives on the front lines of crypto regulation Why Attend? • Stay informed on the latest digital property regulations in the European Union and globally • Learn about developed models, such as stablecoins and token deposits • It is revealed how CBDCs and CBMT are redefining the payment landscape • Connect directly with professionals who affect the implications of private law in crypto policy Program Highlights • MiCAR interim analysis: 308 days into implementation • Stablecoins vs. tokenized deposits: Regulatory race and market adoption • DAC 8 and tax openness for cryptocurrency owners in Europe. • Comparative view: U.S. crypto regulation vs. EU frameworks • Learn the DLT-based market infrastructure's legal ramifications under the eWpG Come to Frankfurt to participate in the transformation of European crypto law.
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