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Coming from a legal and consulting background, Jordan has been reporting on the legal & regulatory landscape in the digital asset industry since 2020. He is focused on the emergence of digital asset legislation around the world, the nascent legal issues posed by digital assets and digital asset-linked crime.

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What if your blockchain is different to mine? nChain announces the ‘Universal Blockchain Asset’
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22 May, 2024

What if your blockchain is different to mine? nChain announces the ‘Universal Blockchain Asset’

In this keynote, Owen Vaughan talks about the history of blockchain in the public sphere, the conflicts in the Web3...
Scott Galloway gives 6 predictions for the coming year at London Blockchain Conference 2024
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21 May, 2024

Scott Galloway gives 6 predictions for the coming year at London Blockchain Conference 2024

At the London Blockchain Conference, Scott Galloway, an academic heavyweight, brings six bold predictions that will affect technology in 2024,...
Long live blockchain: London Blockchain Conference 2024 kicks off
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21 May, 2024

Long live blockchain: London Blockchain Conference 2024 kicks off

Moving away from the speculative "crypto" hype, the London Blockchain Conference is here to highlight blockchain utility and the benefits...
New digital asset banking rules for G10 countries delayed until 2026
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20 May, 2024

New digital asset banking rules for G10 countries delayed until 2026

Amendments to the BCBS rules are expected to be introduced later this year, but it is not immediately clear whether...
Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright): UK court rules Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto
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14 March, 2024

Satoshi Trial (COPA v Wright): UK court rules Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto

With Judge Mellor’s ruling on Thursday, COPA’s years-long campaign against Dr. Wright has come to a close—pending any appeal by...
COPA v Wright: London’s Satoshi identity trial shines light on open justice
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7 March, 2024

COPA v Wright: London’s Satoshi identity trial shines light on open justice

The flurry of public interest on the COPA v Wright trial in London has shone a light on the tricky...

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