L'ospite della puntata è Caterina Flick, head of Legal di AgID, coautrice insieme a Giovanni Maria Flick del libro "L'algoritmo d'oro e la Torre di Babele" (Baldini+Castoldi).

La tecnologia mette in crisi nel senso più autentico la cultura, la società e le regole del nostro tempo. Le regole che ci diamo, comprese quelle giuridiche, derivano dal modo in cui ci relazioniamo gli uni con gli altri, in cui riusciamo a dialogare e a comprendere la realtà, sono il prodotto culturale della società in cui viviamo. Se da una parte la tecnologia, in particolare le tecnologie esponenziali, ci aiutano a programmare e prevedere parti importanti dello svolgimento della vita economica e sociale, dall'altra pongono questioni non banali di regolazione anche giuridica.

2 Puntata, 7 Stagione, 13.01.23 Bar Europa, Michele Gerace e Caterina Flick

This week Josh spoke with Cooper about his new book, Blockchain Radicals: How Capitalism Ruined Crypto and How to Fix It. We spend some time chatting about markets, tokens, smart contracts, daos, coordination, voting, Hayek and more. 

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Joshua Dávila - Blockchain Radicals

This Podcast from CryptoTiv examines the recent trends in Ethereum gas fees. It discusses how the implementation of Layer-2 solutions and EIP-4844 have reduced gas fees, making Ethereum more appealing to developers and users. The article explores the impact of lower gas fees on the Ethereum ecosystem, including the effects on smart contracts, dApp and DeFi activity, and the deflationary model of Ethereum. The author concludes that the reduction in gas fees has significantly benefited Ethereum, encouraging more users and developers to participate in its ecosystem.

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Luxembourg's updated 2024 Blockchain Bill IV seeks to promote financial innovation and strengthen its position as a European hub for blockchain technology. These amendments clarify the legal framework for the use of distributed ledger technology (DLT) and tokenised securities within finance, expanding their applicability to include equity securities. Furthermore, the bill introduces a control agent to oversee the issuance of dematerialized securities, ensuring transparency and security within the financial market. The inclusion of smart contracts in the DLT framework automates financial transactions, boosting efficiency and lowering costs. These changes aim to attract crypto firms and blockchain startups, fostering growth in these sectors while maintaining regulatory oversight.

Luxembourg’s Updated Blockchain Laws and Financial Regulations 2024

Decentralised Insights for Crypto Enthusiasts and Blockchain Gamers

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