Norton Rose Fulbright and R3 Publish Whitepaper On Legal Nature of Smart Contracts

By cineramaNovember 21, 2016Bitcoin Business

Smart contracts are a great technological evolution, but questions regarding their validity remain. For example, are smart contracts even legally binding in their current state? The answer to that […]

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Norton Rose Fulbright and R3 Publish Whitepaper On Legal Nature of Smart Contracts

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