Blockchain and Corporate Law

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UVA Law professor George Geis spoke about how blockchain technology — the technology underlying Bitcoin transactions — could shake up more traditional asset markets and corporate law. This speech was part of the spring Alumni Board and Council meeting. (University of Virginia School of Law, May 11, 2018)

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