Many industries, such as the Government and cloud storage services have already started to use Blockchain to confidently secure their data and warn off potential threats.

EU regulators recognise the power of blockchain technologies and are welcoming of the innovative efforts of those seeking to provide blockchain solutions across Europe.

There is some debate as to whether a smart contract fulfils the requirement that a contract must be signed.

One of the biggest headaches using blockchain for data security is the clash with GDPR, having the right for your data to be "forgotten". One of the founding pillars of blockchain is its immutability and ...

There is a need for collaboration with industry participants and coordination among the various regulatory bodies responding to blockchain and cryptocurrency.

The recent US Infrastructure Bill (the "Bill") proposes to extend the definition of 'broker' to encompass any person or company that facilitates digital asset trading.

According to a recent survey conducted by BlockFi, 1 in 10 people gifted blockchain-linked digital tokens over the festive period.

HMRC divide cryptocurrency tokens based on their characteristics as no two tokens are always the same.

Enhancing security in large-scale networks is paramount to remaining safe and secure online.

Bitcoin utilises a peer-to-peer network to authorise transactions made with the currency.

The report has suggested that blockchain technology could be implemented in multiple sectors including, dispute resolution.

ONTIER Senior Associate, Simon Cohen, discusses what Tulip Trading is seeking to achieve through ground-breaking legal proceedings and what it means for law enforcement and investors in blockchain digital assets.

After the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU, all EU laws were transposed to UK law including GDPR.

Many countries are currently deliberating on how to regulate and manage cryptocurrency exchanges and cryptocurrency activities in general.

The Rules constitute a significant step for England and Wales towards the creation of a harmonised legal framework for digital assets and related transactions.

The adoption of non-fungible tokens ("NFTs") has relentlessly soared over the last two years, paving the way to enticing business opportunities but also raising concerns for many.

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