The unique characteristics of blockchain—decentralization, immutability, and borderless nature—create a number of novel legal challenges related to ownership, jurisdiction, and liability. Existing legal frameworks, which were designed for a world of centralized institutions and physical boundaries, are struggling to adapt to this new paradigm. 1. Ownership and Property Rights […]
Month: October 2025
Securing blockchain assets is a shared responsibility. While the underlying cryptographic security of the blockchain protocol is robust, the user remains the weakest link. By adopting a few key cybersecurity best practices, individuals can dramatically reduce their risk of falling victim to hacks and scams. 1. Secure Your Private Keys […]
Smart contracts are the cornerstone of the decentralized economy, but they also represent its most significant security vulnerability. Unlike traditional software, which can be easily patched or updated, smart contracts on an immutable blockchain cannot be changed once they are deployed. This “code is law” principle means that any bug […]
Recovering lost blockchain assets can be a challenging process, as the decentralized and irreversible nature of the technology means there is no central authority to call for help. The actions you take immediately after realizing your assets are lost or stolen are critical and will determine your chances of recovery. […]
