How Blockchain is transforming the law
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Claims Serbia helped draft the Digital Asset Act and shows how blockchain can both force new, complex licensing (crypto exchanges now like payment institutions) and simplify workflows — an ICO once needed only three documents drafted overnight, today it needs far more. Projects connect smart contracts to court access and judiciary processes, assessing automation by volatility, repetitiveness and strategic importance, and argue code will become embedded law that reduces intermediaries while requiring new checks.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Blockchain in law intro
- 1:04Legal transformation
- 1:46Tech-agnostic vs specific regulation
- 3:13Crypto regulation evolution
- 4:39Finance and legal similarities
- 5:19Self-regulation parallels
- 6:45Decentralized law debate
- 8:10Smart contracts automation
- 9:57Embedded law future
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