OpenLaw And Rhombus To Launch An Ethereum-Powered, Legally Enforceable Derivatives Contract

By cineramaDecember 6, 2018Ethereum

Law-focused blockchain platform OpenLaw announced earlier today that it is teaming up with Rohmbus to launch automate standardized derivatives contracts. These derivatives contracts would be enforceable in court and […]

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OpenLaw And Rhombus To Launch An Ethereum-Powered, Legally Enforceable Derivatives Contract

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