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Topic: [2019-02-18]Blockchain & Smart Contracts to be Legally Recognized in Italy (Read 126 times)

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This is good for platforms like tezos and cardano which will have legal regulations as part of their dapp offering, same as NEO. Can't think of any exchanges in italy though, they need to attract more talent

What do you mean by dapp offering? Something like an ICO?

Even though there is no familiar exchanges in Italy, there are a lot of European exchanges though. IIRC, Binance itself is based in Malta. There are also a lot of exchanges from Estonia such as DX.Exchange and so on. It's still a good offer for people in Europe, including Italy.
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This is good for platforms like tezos and cardano which will have legal regulations as part of their dapp offering, same as NEO. Can't think of any exchanges in italy though, they need to attract more talent
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Italy has been doing everything possible to make ends meet as far as blockchain, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence, smart contract, the internet of things and other innovative technologies are concerned. The Italian government passed a set of rules and regulations, launching a main overarching legal foundation for the rationality, validity and enforceability of innovative technologies.

Consequently, Italy becomes one of the first nations to launch an overarching set of rules on blockchain technology and smart contracts, largely applicable to all kinds of transactions. Implying that anyone is able to gain from technical features of these innovations within an effective legal framework.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/blockchain-legally-recognized/

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