Across the world, digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) are being adopted in a number of different sectors. From storing land registry certificates to tracking the provenance of food, there is no shortage of opportunities for this fourth industrial revolution. However, these new applications require the appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks to be in place to help protect individuals and businesses from fraudulent activity.Read more :https://b3i.tech/
At ICAEW, our experts can help you stay ahead of the curve in this rapidly-evolving area. We have a strong track record in advising on the law of cryptocurrency and its intersection with existing law and regulation. Our lawyers are leaders in their field and have played a key role in some of the most important cases on the subject.
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We are also proud to be members of CryptoUK, the UK’s first crypto and digital asset industry trade association. Established in 2017, it has led major policy initiatives since then, including contributions to the Kalifa review and the cryptoassets task force. It also chairs the HM Treasury Select Committee’s crypto and digital assets working group.
Paul Sibenik is a highly-experienced blockchain forensics and cryptocurrency tracing expert, carrying out investigations in a wide range of niches, including crypto hacks, exploits, vulnerabilities, thefts, SIM hijacking, ransomware and embezzlement. His work involves the use of blockchain and cryptocurrency tracing to identify digital evidence, with the ability to link transactions back to a physical address. He has also been engaged as an expert witness in civil disputes, including bankruptcy divorce matters.