# Welcome!

## **About mica.wtf**

It all started with a simple frustration: whenever I needed to look up specific MiCA rules, the official sources were just long, unstructured text files. Navigating them felt inefficient, with no related links or clear formatting. So, I decided to build something better—**a browsable, structured version of the MiCA Regulation** that makes it easier to find, understand, and navigate key provisions.

## Start Exploring

-> [MiCA's full text in browsable structure](https://www.mica.wtf/mica/title-i-subject-matter-scope-and-definitions-art.-1-3/article-1)

-> [Standards & Guidelines by ESMA, EBA and NCA's](https://www.mica.wtf/standards-and-guidelines/esma)

-> [Crypto Law Blog](https://www.mica.wtf/blog/what-is-crypto-law)

## What’s Next?

Over time, we aim to add:

* Improved **AI** features
* **Legal commentary** to provide context, explanations, and insights, including potential future case law.
* **Highlighted commentary sections**, visually distinct from the official legal text.
* **Additional legal texts** related to crypto-assets, including ESMA guidance, national competent authority regulations, and templates.
* **More blog articles** covering updates, analysis, and discussions on MiCA and related regulatory topics.

## Your Feedback Matters

This is currently a **hobby project**, but who knows where it might lead? If you have suggestions, ideas, or just want to share your thoughts, feel free to reach out at **<jacob@senftinger.xyz>**.

## A Community Effort

In the future, I’d love to **open this up to collaborators and contributors**, turning it into a broader community project. There’s even potential for AI-powered features down the line. But for now, let’s build something useful together—one step at a time.

Stay tuned, and thanks for visiting!


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