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The article highlights the new requirements issued by FinCEN in 2020, which apply to money transmitters involved in transactions with convertible virtual currency or digital assets. There are unique challenges for digital assetsregarding AML compliance, but it is imperative that operators understand & adhere to all existing regulatory requirements despite the overall lack of regulatory clarity.

Tokenization of real-world assets has the potential to revolutionize the way we buy, sell, and trade assets by increasing liquidity, efficiency, and transparency. This could make it easier for individuals and businesses to access a wider range of investment opportunities, ultimately leading to a more inclusive and dynamic global economy.

Key legal issues exist surrounding the regulation of AI regarding its potential harm that it could cause to humanity. This includes both physical harm, such as accidents involving autonomous vehicles, and more abstract harms, such as the displacement of jobs or the amplification of societal biases.

In April 2019, Oklahoma passed Senate Bill 700 which Oklahoma Senator Nathan Dahm helped write. It modified the definition of “electronic record” and “electronic signature” found in the Uniform Electronics Transactions Act to include records or signatures secured through blockchain technology. The bill was approved by the governor on April 25, 2019.

Let me be clear: I am writing this blog article in support of justice being served in regard to possibly one of the largest financial crimes ever perpetuated in history.