“The emergence of ‘cryptoassets’ has inspired a voluminous body of scholarship produced by authors from different backgrounds and levels of understanding. Within this universe, when one looks for works on the regulation and legal nature of these innovations, one will find that most of these documents can be organized into two categories: 1) those that try to offer a single unified legal theory of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), and 2) those that are focused on money and free banking paradigms. Both categories structured around the ideas found in the whitepaper published by Satoshi Nakamoto. In the middle of this production, David Fox and Sarah Green have put together a rather interesting work …” (more)
Israel Cedillo Lazcano, ‘Book review: Cryptocurrencies in Public and Private Law’, (2020) 17:1 SCRIPTed 171.
First posted 2020-02-26 08:51:59
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