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Crypto and Digital Assets: Law and Regulation
Crypto and Digital Assets: Law and Regulation
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Crypto and digital assets include everything from Bitcoin to bonds to Bored Apes to buildings. They are both a new asset class and a means of digitalisation of traditional financial markets, and the currency of the next stage of the internet. In this unique and definitive book, Charles Kerrigan and a range of expert contributors analyse the law on crypto and digital assets in an integrated way, providing strong guidance for practitioners working in this new and difficult area of law.
The book explains legal fundamentals such as cryptoasset regulation in the UK, Europe and the USA, and legal principles relating to blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. It clearly covers key concepts including smart contracts, payments, tokenisation, central bank digital currencies, stablecoins, digital asset exchanges, wallets, lending transactions, security interests, decentralised finance, NFTs, fundraising, venture capital investment, taxation, intellectual property, and restructuring and insolvency.
Contents: Introduction to Crypto and Digital Assets; Legal Principles Relating to Blockchain and DLT; Smart Contracts; Cryptoasset Regulation in the UK; Payments and Tokenisation; Central Bank Digital Currencies and Stablecoins; Digital Asset Exchanges and Wallets; Lending Transactions and Security Interests; DeFi and NFTs; Metaverse and Web3; Fundraising and Venture Capital Investment; US and European Regulation (including MiCAR); Taxation; Intellectual Property; Disputes; Restructuring and Insolvency.
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Who is this book for?
Legal practitioners, financial regulators, compliance officers, fintech professionals and blockchain developers.
What jurisdictions does it cover?
UK, US and European regulation, including a dedicated chapter on the EU's Markets in Crypto-Asset Regulation (MiCAR).
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