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As blockchain in general and NFTs in particular reshape operation logistics, data creation, and data management, these technologies bring forth many legal and ethical dilemmas. This handbook offers a comprehensive exploration of the impact of these technologies in different industries and sectors including finance, anti-money laundering, taxation, campaign-finance, and more. The book specifically provides insights and potential solutions for cutting-edge issues related to intellectual property rights, data privacy and strategy, information management, and ethical blockchain use, while offering insights, case studies, and recommendations to help anyone seeking to shape effective, balanced regulation to foster innovation while safeguarding the interests of all stakeholders. This handbook offers readers an invaluable roadmap for navigating the dynamic and evolving landscape of these new technologies.
‘A comprehensive guide to the subject from the nation's leading experts.’
Benjamin P. Edwards - Professor of Law, William S. Boyd School of Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
‘A groundbreaking text, brilliantly filling the knowledge void. A must-read!’
Anat Alon-Beck - Professor of Law, Case Western Reserve University School of Law
‘This NFT Handbook offers powerful frameworks for understanding the implications of digital assets across myriad legal domains. NFTs mark a crossroads in the history of technology and its regulation. This Handbook helps lawyers get NFT technology while it helps technologists understand relevant law. Yet it does not lose readers in legal theory or technical jargon. I recommend this Handbook as a guide for anyone who wants to understand, imagine, and build the future of law and technology.’
Seth C. Oranburg - University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law
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