Aims & Scope

To promote advanced research in cryptocurrency, blockchain technology, and digital assets law.
To provide a scholarly platform for legal, regulatory, and policy research concerning emerging digital financial technologies.
To encourage interdisciplinary and comparative studies on blockchain governance, cryptocurrency regulation, and digital asset markets.
To examine legal challenges arising from decentralized technologies, smart contracts, tokenization, and digital currencies.
To support academic dialogue on the development and evolution of national and international legal frameworks governing digital assets.
To contribute to informed discussions on innovation, regulation, consumer protection, financial stability, and legal compliance in the digital economy.

The journal covers, but is not limited to:

Cryptocurrency law and regulation
Blockchain technology and legal frameworks
Digital assets and virtual asset regulation
Cryptocurrency taxation and financial regulation
Smart contracts and legal enforceability
Decentralized finance (DeFi) and regulatory issues
Tokenization and digital securities
Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)
Digital asset ownership and property rights
Blockchain governance and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs)
Anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations
Consumer protection and investor rights in digital asset markets
Cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection in blockchain systems
Intellectual property and blockchain technology
Comparative and international cryptocurrency law
FinTech regulation and emerging digital financial technologies
Legal challenges associated with Web3 and decentralized applications
Cross-border transactions and jurisdictional issues involving digital assets
Environmental and sustainability considerations related to blockchain technologies
Emerging legal and regulatory developments in the digital asset ecosystem

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