Snapshot of Digital Currency Law
Types of digital currencies, how they are regulated domestically and abroad, and inherent intellectual property, privacy, security and liability risks
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What is the law around digital currency? The increasing creation and use of an array of digital currencies—including cryptocurrencies, virtual currencies, and central bank digital currencies—raise novel and complex questions regarding regulation and intellectual property. Businesses interested in digital currencies need to understand where the greatest risks arise, and where regulators such as the SEC are likely to act. This new program gives you an overview of the avant-garde, dynamic, and fluid space of digital currency law. - Agenda
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