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Powers On… Why aren’t more law schools teaching blockchain, DeFi and NFTs? -Breaking

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Powers On… Why aren’t more law schools teaching blockchain, DeFi and NFTs?

The blockchain technology can transform our financial system, commercial businesses and the human condition.Unbanked people both in America and abroad are now able to send and receive money from their loved ones quickly, economically efficient, and anonymously. This is possible even if oppressive governments, unstable economies, and regimes have been established. The power and efficiency that blockchain has brought to underserved areas in Latin America, Asia, Africa and Asia must be recognized.

Powers On…Marc Powers writes a monthly opinion column. After a brief stint at the SEC, he spent much of his forty-year career dealing with complex securities-related cases in America. At Florida International University College of Law he is an adjunct professor where he teaches a class on Blockchain, Crypto, and Regulatory Considerations.

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