Article Title
Abstract
Blockchains promise to decentralize the economy, bypassing trusts in favor of decentralized communities. The World Economic Forum predicts that 10 percent of the global gross domestic product will be stored on block-chain by 2027. Gartner further prophesizes that blockchain will create $3.1 trillion worth of business value by 2030. Even if that prediction turns out to be too optimistic, blockchain’s legal implications cannot be neglected.
Recommended Citation
Thibault Schrepel,
Libra: A Concentrate of "Blockchain Antitrust",
118
Mich. L. Rev. Online
160
(2020).
Available at:
https://repository.law.umich.edu/mlr_online/vol118/iss1/4
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