Law

China's Supreme Court Recognizes Blockchain Evidence as Legally Binding

Blockchain can now be legally used to authenticate evidence in legal disputes in China, according to a ruling from the country's Supreme Court.

Por Wolfie Zhao7 de set. de 2018

Crypto startup Circle has hired a former Department of Homeland Security general counsel as its new chief legal officer.

Por Daniel Palmer6 de set. de 2018

Convicts on parole in the southern Chinese city of Zhongshan can now find themselves being tracked over a blockchain network.

Por Wolfie Zhao6 de set. de 2018

An Australian federal agency is developing a blockchain that will allow businesses to carry out transactions based on smart legal contracts.

Por Wolfie Zhao29 de ago. de 2018

A group of judges, lawmakers and industry experts in South Korea are forming a new law society to discuss legal issues surrounding blockchain.

Por Wolfie Zhao20 de ago. de 2018

The U.K. is on the cusp of leaving the E.U., sparking concern for blockchain startups working within a government-run regulatory sandbox.

Por Madeline Meng Shi19 de ago. de 2018

The U.S. state of Ohio has joined Arizona in legally recognizing data stored and transacted on blockchain.

Por Wolfie Zhao7 de ago. de 2018

Dubai is planning to develop what it calls a "Court of the Blockchain" as part of a wider push for smart government operations.

Por Wolfie Zhao30 de jul. de 2018

Cryptocurrency exchanges in South Korea may soon lose eligibility for tax benefits currently granted to smaller companies and startups.

Por Wolfie Zhao30 de jul. de 2018

An executive at the Financial Services Commission has called on politicians to pass a bill regulating cryptocurrency exchanges "as soon as possible."

Por Anna Baydakova26 de jul. de 2018

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