Why You Shouldn't Be Complacent About Smart Contracts
The immutability and security of the blockchain make them a powerful tool, but they are not infallible. The blockchain industry needs a solution that allows smart contracts to be judged by their original intent.
July 03, 2018 at 08:00 AM
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Amy Wan is chief executive officer and co-founder of Sagewise. She has authored various legal publications in capital markets, including the legal practice guide on initial coin offerings (ICO) for Bloomberg Law and chapters of the LexisNexis practice advisor on private equity. Previously, she was a partner at a boutique law firm and general counsel at a fintech company. She is a frequent speaker and founder/co-organizer of Legal Hackers LA, which centers around the intersection of law and technology.
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