Freedom of the Press was so highly valued by America’s Founding Fathers that it was immortalized within the First Amendment to the Constitution. After a century of colonial rule, it was believed that the nation’s fledgling democracy would require open… Continue Reading
Among crypto’s most faithful, “hold on for dear life” (or “HODL”) has emerged as a rallying cry to remain steadfast during periods of market volatility. This has been especially pertinent amidst the ongoing “crypto winter,” where the total market capitalization… Continue Reading
At their core, banks operate as intermediaries that pool funds from depositors and facilitate interest-bearing loans to borrowers. (1) Although the latter serves as a primary source of revenue for banks – as well as a means for lenders to… Continue Reading
Marketplaces for artwork have historically perpetuated asymmetries between creators and collectors. Whereas the proceeds of a primary sale – the first transaction to a buyer – are largely conveyed to the artist, subsequent profits from secondary sales generally benefit the… Continue Reading
Fundamentally, the promise of Web 3.0 relies on decentralization enabled by blockchain and the ability for internet users to take ownership of their content. While these aims may be construed from the outset as primarily technical in nature, their success… Continue Reading
We dedicated this March at the Blockchain Law for Social Good Center (“BL4SG”) to Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (“DAOs”). With the release of the DAO Toolkit at the World Economic Forum (“WEF”), we first examined how DAOs can be leveraged as… Continue Reading
Each January, the World Economic Forum (“WEF”) convenes global business leaders in Davos, Switzerland to discuss pressing societal issues. With this year’s theme of “Cooperation in a Fragmented World,” the conference’s 53rd installment was a fitting venue to release the… Continue Reading
Some two decades ago, the internet as we know it – Web 2.0 – evolved from static, read-only webpages into dynamic environments where users can read and write content. With the shift from passive consumption of information to active participation… Continue Reading
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