Blockchain is poised to be a key driver of what many refer to as the fourth industrial revolution. And as the paradigm through which we transact has shifted, so should the legal systems within which they occur.
While most of blockchain's success over the past decade has been linked to bitcoin, Ethereum and other crypto-currencies, distributed ledger technology is now poised to move into mainstream applications and launch new opportunities in multiple markets.
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