Ukraine Moves Toward Regulating Cryptocurrency Market
Ukraine Moves Toward Regulating Cryptocurrency Market
On 12.08.2026 at 18:00, representatives of the state, the legal community and crypto businesses will discuss proposed regulation and taxation.
Event overview
The public event will address legal frameworks, tax treatment and likely operational consequences for market participants under forthcoming rules and guidance.
Speakers and participants
- Aleksey Semenyuk, Head of the National Securities and Stock Market Commission.
- Yaroslav Zheleznyak, People's Deputy of Ukraine, First Deputy Chair of the Committee on Finance, Tax and Customs Policy.
- Dmitriy Nikolaevskiy, Chief Lawyer of the Project Office of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine.
- Vadim Grusha, CEO of Trustee Plus.
- Max Demyanyuk, Founder & CEO of the UAHg project.
- Mikhail Pronka, Lawyer, Adviser to the cryptocurrency exchange WhiteBIT.
- Anna Voevodina, CEO & Co-Founder of Manimama Legal & Growth Agency.
- Stanislav Boris, Managing Partner and Attorney at VIDAR Law Firm.
- Yaroslav Malik, Lawyer, Head of Litigation Practice at JSC GRACERS.
- Moderator — Petr Bilyk, Partner of the Technology and Investments practice at Juscutum.
Format and agenda
The session is organised into three sequential subpanels: dialogue between state authorities and crypto business, discussion with the legal community and a dedicated audience questions block.
Representatives of the public sector and the moderator will take part in all three segments to ensure continuity across regulatory, tax and compliance discussions.
Focus topics
Speakers will examine rules for market access, reporting requirements, tax obligations and mechanisms for enforcement that could affect service providers and end users.
The discussion aims to clarify procedural aspects of forthcoming legislation and to identify practical challenges for implementation faced by businesses and legal practitioners.
Purpose
The event intends to provide a consolidated public exchange between regulators, lawmakers, lawyers and industry representatives ahead of formal adoption of regulatory measures.
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