I've launched Vattelum, an open-source project building a decentralized legal system on Ethereum. It includes a standards for citing laws, three new ways of storing law on-chain, and a tool to turn these principles into binding agreements printable in PDF. This brings many new use-cases to the blockchain: From simple voting for policies, to freelance and trade contracts, peer-to-peer economies, and communities self-governing across borders. The Vattelum project now has four basic applications: A Registry allowing any expert or institution to enact laws on-chain... The Blockchain Voting System allowing any organization to put their policies and decisions to a vote without legal complexity... Decentralized Autonomous Association, transforming DAO tools to instrument for decentralized law-making... A Smart Contract Block combining on-chain laws and smart contracts into a binding agreement printable as a PDF just like any regular contract... Suggestions and feedback welcome! TLDR: I created a new blockchain-based legal system allowing for the creation of private governing laws and legal context for smart contracts. submitted by /u/DecentralizedLaw [link] [Kommentare]
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What regulated MiCA exchange i should choose, if i want low fees (withdrawal and deposit fees and spot trading fees)? What about hot wallets? Which hot wallet is safe? submitted by /u/Melowicz [link] [Kommentare]
In comparison with all other top 15 alt rubbish, ADA has lost the most in the last year or so. Any chances of recovery? Any reasons of the dump? Is ADA going to be one of the things of the past like NEO and ZIL etc? submitted by /u/NoManagement3224 [link] [Kommentare]
