A major goal of the virtual cryptogovernance workshop is to foster discussion on best practices for governance of blockchain-based networks, applications, and protocols. It is highly interactive with lively discussions, including breakout groups to maximize productivity. This meeting is part of an ongoing effort that began in 2019, when we hosted a meeting in San Francisco […]
In July 2019, we hosted a meeting in San Francisco of international experts on governance, including representatives of major public and permissioned blockchain projects, economic and legal scholars, lawyers, and internet governance analysts. The goal was to begin the process of developing common frameworks and principles for effective blockchain governance. One conclusion that emerged from […]
The Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania hosted the second invitation‐only meeting on the regulation, self‐regulation, and co‐regulation of cryptocurrency token offerings and related activities from a multi‐jurisdictional perspective. The Wharton Reg@Tech workshop series brings together an exclusive group of regulators, academics, attorneys, issuers, advisors, and investors. Agenda
The Zicklin Center for Business Ethics Research at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania hosted a two-day invitation-only meeting on the regulation, self-regulation, and co-regulation of token offerings from a multi-jurisdictional perspective. At this inaugural event of the RegTech@Wharton workshop series, a group of regulators, academics, attorneys, issuers, and investors discussed potential approaches […]
