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Fundamentals of Blockchain and Cryptocurrency for Lawyers



Content Partner:  Legal Cyber Academy (AKA Global Cyber Institute)
Price: $230.00*

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Description: Cryptocurrencies have almost always been a volatile asset, and in fact, that has been part of the allure for investors seeking a rapid reversal of fortunes. Yet, the past year has held some dramatic lows for the crypto market. Since late 2022, it has balanced the fall of one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges, FTX, the ensuing market lows, and aggressive enforcement actions by regulatory bodies. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) enforcement actions, in particular, have sharply increased. They surged 183% in the 6 months following the FTX collapse. Among them are notably included lawsuits against Binance and Coincase, two of FTX’s largest competitors. While the future of the cryptocurrency market today is unclear, legal and regulatory actions are demonstrating that the cryptocurrency market is being held accountable and will not be given a free pass. Attorneys advising victims of cryptocurrency Ponzi schemes or businesses offering security tokens will find this webinar a guide to better understanding the technology around it and the state of regulations.

In this CLE webinar, our expert panelists begin with an overview of the blockchain, what makes it unique, and some of its real-world uses. Our speakers then dive into how the blockchain works, highlighting validation methods and permissions. The conversation continues with a discussion of the relationship between blockchain and cryptocurrencies, focusing on the different types of tokens available and their purpose. Our experts then review the existing regulatory framework, which is conducted primarily at the agency and state levels, but has also been supported by Executive Order 14067. The webinar concludes with a discussion of the state of cryptocurrency litigations today.
 
Topics covered in this webinar:   
  1. What is Blockchain and What are its Uses?
  2. Blockchain Function, Explained
  3. Blockchain, the Foundation of Modern Cryptocurrencies
  4. Overview of Blockchain Regulations Today
  5. The State of Cryptocurrency Litigations
This course is brought to you by Legal Cyber Academy and West LegalEdcenter, a CeriFi brand, and is taught by Daniel B. Garrie, Esq., Founder at Law & Forensics; Neutral at JAMS; and Adjunct at Harvard, Joshua Ashley Klayman, U.S. Head of Fintech and Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets, New York, Linklaters, Michael C. Ibarra, CISO, Crypto Exchange Startup, Tiffany Smith, Partner, WilmerHale, and Bradford Newman, Chair of North America Trade Secret Practice, Baker McKenzie.

Key Words: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Law, Legal, Attorneys, Lawyers, Cybersecurity, Digital Currencies, Internet



Practice Areas: Banking & Finance Law, Complex Litigation
Online Media Type: Video
Production Date: 09/27/2023
Level: Intermediate
Category: Standard
Duration: 1 Hours, 7 Minutes
Online Format: On Demand
Course Type: Public

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Status: Reciprocal Credit Available
Expiration: 09/26/2026
Training Type: Online

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Speakers:
Daniel B. Garrie Esq. - Founder | Law & Forensics | Neutral | JAMS | Faculty
Joshua Ashley Klayman - U.S. Head of Fintech and Head of Blockchain and Digital Assets | New York | Linklaters
Michael C. Ibarra - CISO | Crypto Exchange Startup
Tiffany Smith - Partner | WilmerHale
Bradford Newman - Chair of North America Trade Secret Practice at Baker McKenzie
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