Blockchain & Decentralised Ledger Training,
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Lex Futurus Group – is a leading International Law Firms Association with a team of top-tier professionals in blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) training, consultancy services and legal advisory. Our diverse team includes qualified lawyers with cross-border experience from the United Kingdom (UK), Singapore, Malaysia, Nigeria, Russian Federation, United States(US), and it is expanding.
Members of Lex Futurus Group team constantly maintain and enhance their professional skills, and continually stay up-to-date on changes in blockchain and regulation of other distributed ledger technologies all over the world. At Lex Futurus Group we are committed to providing the highest quality training, consultancy services and legal advisory to support our clients.
The rapid pace of technological and digital change transformed the conventional legal landscape. Knowledge of law is no longer enough to provide a client with qualified legal advice. Understanding of technology – that is what matters now. At Lex Futurus Group we understand the technology. We speak your language.
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30/11
24 November, 2019. The free market, non-central bank monetary instrument bitcoin money (crypto-asset) revolution, like the mythical bird phoenix, rose from the ashes of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) of 2007 – 2008. Its Genesis Block mined on the 12th of January, 2009, and 50 bitcoins first traded on the authochtonous chain codebase. According to […]
18/01
As part of the crypto-asset market regulatory measures, Her Majesty’s Treasury has put out a proposal to remove references to blockchain and Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) in crypto-asset statutory definition in an attempt to be underlying technology-agnostic, and thus effectively rein in Decentralised Finance (DeFi) within the United Kingdom legal and regulatory landscape. Source: Blockchain […]
15/01
The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China, through its Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA); the central banking institution, is joining the list of states with their eyes set on taking firm decision on, or putting in place, public-oriented crypto-asset and stablecoin regulatory framework. HKMA introduced a questionnaire where it seeks […]
28/09
The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) has no plans to amend its extant legal tender laws, in view of its Central Bank Digital Currency(CBDC) project pilot launch October 1st, 2021, and beyond if successful. This came to fore after the Nigeria apex bank sent a strategic pilot implementation roadmap presentation to the Deposit Money Banks(DMBs) et […]
