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‘Regulation of Cryptotransactions’ by Carol Goforth

March 16, 2020

Carol R. Goforth of University of Arkansas School of Law, Leflar Law Center has published Regulation of Cryptotransactions, a new textbook which reflects on the expanding world of cryptotransactions and examines how the laws applicable to cryptoassets are evolving.  

In the book, Professor Goforth introduces readers to crypto and explains how it is created, how it functions and how it is used while also discussing why and how it’s regulated.   

"I find the topic of cryptoregulation to be endlessly fascinating, even though it is incredibly complex," Professor Goforth said. "The issues that arise involve so many different areas of law, which means that providing competent advice is challenging even after there is a baseline understanding of what crypto is. It is fabulous to be able to introduce students to these concepts, because in all likelihood, they will then know more about this subject than most experienced lawyers."  

Learn more here.   

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