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Law 1528 – Digital Asset Regulations in Monaco

The impact and implications of MC Law 1528 provide a legal framework for the administration, issuance, and trading of digital assets in Monaco. Learn about the benefits and risks of digital assets, why the new law is important to the economy of Monaco, and how it could change how companies and investors view the principality for digital asset investment.

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The Impact of Web3 in Yachting

Explore how Web3 technologies can be used in the yachting industry to address current inefficiencies and unlock value. The superyacht industry is known for its complexity, with a large number of stakeholders, international business transactions, and high regulatory requirements. These challenges can lead to delays, unnecessary costs, and reduced efficiency, making it difficult to maintain transparency and collaboration. However, new technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain can help facilitate communication, reduce transactional costs, and improve workflow for all stakeholders involved. In this article, we will discuss how Web3 technologies can address the intricate and complex stakeholder network, the complexity of international business transactions, and the issue of sustainability. We will also discuss the benefits of adopting these technologies, including faster time to market, transactional security, and reduced risks for all stakeholders.

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Family Offices in the Age of Digital Assets

This article discusses how family offices can incorporate digital assets into their business activities or look at them from an investor perspective for diversification. It explores what digital assets are, how family offices can seek exposure to this new asset class, and what hurdles they must overcome. The article suggests that incorporating digital asset capabilities can lay the groundwork for a better understanding of digital assets as portfolio investments and can lead to a competitive advantage. However, the article also highlights the roadblocks and opportunities associated with investing in digital assets and advises family offices to invest time and resources in understanding the technology, the risks, and the potential early on.

Blockchain vs. TradFi — Revolution or Evolution?

This article explores the coexistence of Web3 and TradFi in the financial industry, discussing how blockchain technology can bring traditional finance to the next level and the benefits of such an evolution. It also highlights the challenges that financial institutions face when trying to adopt new technology, regulatory and legal frameworks, and scalability issues.

This article explores the coexistence of Web3 and TradFi in the financial industry, discussing how blockchain technology can bring traditional finance to the next level and the benefits of such an evolution. It also highlights the challenges that financial institutions face when trying to adopt new technology, regulatory and legal frameworks, and scalability issues.

Crypto Bridges – Hacking Targets & Alternative Solutions

Crypto bridges are a tool that enables the use of assets on one blockchain on another without transferring or exchanging them, solving the interoperability problem between blockchains. However, this solution has become a popular target for hackers, with an estimated $2bn stolen from bridging solutions in 2022 alone. Crypto bridges can be classified into various categories, including asset-specific, chain-specific, application-specific, and generalized bridges, each with a specific purpose. They can also be classified by their security mechanism, including trusted, trustless, insured, and bonded bridges. While many crypto bridges use varying degrees of trustlessness, they present risks associated with smart contract risk, technology risk, censorship risk, custodial risk, collateral as a target, under-collateralization, and loss of collateral value. The rise of crypto bridge exploits has led to the need for improvement in security and reliability, with developers needing to accept responsibility and prioritize the protocol’s security over all other aspects.

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The Crypto Wallet

This article is part of the Blockchain Beginners Guide series and focuses on cryptocurrency wallets. It explains what wallets are, their purpose, and the different types available. The three main wallet types are online wallets, software wallets, and hardware wallets. The article explains the pros and cons of each type and provides recommendations for selecting a wallet. It also emphasizes the importance of private and public keys in accessing and managing digital assets. The article is written by Steve Kamer and includes visual aids.