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The word 'Cryptolawgy' (CLGY) was coined in 2021 by the author himself to illustrate the challenges facing lawmakers in regulating the emerging crypto industry. The emergence of digital assets has ignited a paradigm shift in finance, investment, and governance. As the industry expands and adoption grows, so do the complexities of its legal and regulatory landscape. Across the globe, there is a pressing need for regulation, with various countries adopting different and diverging policies, strategies, and regulations. New dispute resolution methods based on blockchain are emerging, challenging old methods such as arbitration. This book of 215 pages, including regulation appendixes (Thailand, EU, MiCA, Singapour, and US), delves into the heart of an evolving space, exploring the unprecedented challenges facing law and regulations in a sector that is evolving exponentially.Authored by Dah (Prince) Amoussou, whose insightful analyses have garnered widespread recognition, this book is a comprehensive compilation of articles originally featured in the 'Cryptolawgy' Newsletter on LinkedIn. The book also hails Thailand as a pioneer in regulating the digital asset business sector since 2018 and creating a crypto-friendly environment to attract investors. Cryptolawgy serves as a reference for those tasked with creating new rules or navigating the intricate web of legal challenges and opportunities within the digital asset economy era.
