The meteoric rise of cryptocurrency in the last few years has created some serious headaches for the attorneys hoping to advise their clients accurately. The uncertainty around what law governs cryptocurrency certainly hasn’t stopped its development, but as cryptocurrency begins to mature a little, those operating in the space seem to be looking for a little more guidance.

A new study of cryptocurrency executives by law firm Foley & Lardner found that while crypto heads are still willing to take some pretty alarming legal risks around crypto-based ventures, they’d also like to see more regulation governing cryptocurrency.

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