FutureLaw 2018 | Beyond ICOS -- Blockchain as Legal Tech
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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2018 · Education
Blockchain may bring to mind the speculative capitalism for which Silicon Valley is known and that has accompanied the launch of a range of new cryptocurrencies through initial coin offerings (ICOs). Beyond notions of disrupting fundraising and currency systems, blockchain presents an opportunity to affect the base-layer protocols for how we govern value exchange. Our panelists offer an overview of issues and opportunities blockchain presents for legal researchers, legal professionals, and legal technologists. Speakers: Tony Lai, Nathana O'Brien Sharma, and Philippa Ryan
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