Keywords
blockchains, crypto, transactions, Bitcoin, trusted third parties, TTP, Nakamoto, exchanges
Abstract
As an information systems (“IS”) professor, I wrote this Article for legal professionals new to blockchains and crypto. This target audience likely is most interested in crypto for its legal implications—depending on whether it functions as currencies, securities, commodities, or properties; however, legal professionals also need to understand crypto’s origin, how transactions work, and how they are governed.
Recommended Citation
Mary Lacity,
The Aim to Decentralize Economic Systems With Blockchains and Crypto,
76 Ark. L. Rev.
(2023).
Available at:
https://scholarworks.uark.edu/alr/vol76/iss2/5
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