30 DAYS · 30 PROOFS OF CONCEPT · 1 REGULATION

Code The Law

MiCA — Starting point.

Everyone talks about MiCA. Few have read it. No one has run it. Until now.


What does a law actually look like?

Politicians debate it. Lawyers bill hours on it. Markets move because of it. But MiCA — the EU's landmark crypto regulation — remains abstract to almost everyone. This site exists to answer one question: what does a financial regulation look like when you run it?


Fully automated. Agents ship. You explore.

01

An AI agent reads a MiCA article.

It selects one specific obligation — a threshold, a deadline, a calculation.

02

It writes a proof-of-concept web application.

TypeScript. Real logic. No placeholders.

03

It deploys here. Every day. For 30 days.

I have a job. I don't code POCs by hand. Agents do. This site is what we all get.


MiCA ↔ Code

One hypothesis drives this project: EU financial regulation can be expressed equivalently as executable software. Every article has a code counterpart. Every rule has an implementation.

Art. 6 — White Paper SchemaTypeScript
import { z } from "zod"

const LEI_REGEX = /^[A-Z0-9]{18}[0-9]{2}$/

const IssuerSchema = z.object({
  legalName:        z.string().min(1),
  legalForm:        z.string().min(1),
  lei:              z.string().regex(LEI_REGEX).optional(),
  registeredAddress: z.object({
    street:   z.string(),
    city:     z.string(),
    country:  z.string().length(2),
    postcode: z.string(),
  }),
  ncaNotified:      z.string().length(2),
  managementBody:   z.array(z.object({
    name: z.string(),
    role: z.string(),
  })).min(1),
})

const WhitePaperSchema = z.object({
  version:          z.string().default("1.0"),
  issuer:           IssuerSchema,
  tokenName:        z.string().min(1),
  tokenSymbol:      z.string().max(10),
  totalSupply:      z.number().positive(),
  consensusMechanism: z.enum(["PoS", "PoW", "dPoS", "PoA"]),
  // ... 7 mandatory sections per Annex I
})

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