Now Live: Volume XIV of the International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL)

Written and edited by lawyers, GBBC’s International Journal of Blockchain Law (IJBL) is designed to help interested business and non-legal communities better understand the regulatory world of blockchain and digital assets.

Released today, Volume XIV highlights the next phase of digital asset integration across capital markets, corporate balance sheets, and U.S. legislative reform. This edition features analysis of fund tokenization structures (digital twin and digital native models), corporate Digital Asset Treasury (DAT) strategies, and evolving U.S. market structure proposals, including the Clarity Act, the Responsible Financial Innovation Act (RFIA), and the Digital Commodity Intermediaries Act.

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Ultimately, Volume XIV unpacks how regulatory clarity, decentralization frameworks, and tokenized financial infrastructure are reshaping global capital markets.

Congratulations to the IJBL Editors and contributors for Volume XIV: Dr. Matthias Artzt (Senior Counsel, Deutsche Bank), Lucy Dodson (Consultant, Norton Rose Fulbright), Charlotte Drews (Paralegal, So & Sato Innovative Lawyers), Andrew Fei (Partner, King & Wood Mallesons), David L. Hirsch (Partner, McGuireWoods), Locknie Hsu (Professor, Singapore Management University), Elçin Karatay (Managing Partner, Solak & Partners), Hannah Meakin (Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright), Nina Moffatt (Partner, Paul Hastings), Stephen D. Palley (Partner, Brown Rudnick), Charlotte Phillpotts (Associate, Floyd Zadkovich), Rhea Saini (Deputy General Counsel, FalconX), So Saito (Founding Partner, So & Sato Innovative Lawyers), Chelsea Smith Press (Associate, McGuireWoods), Jake van der Laan (Co-Author, “Handbook of Blockchain Law”; Barrister and Solicitor), Ray Villani (Associate, McGuireWoods), Thomas C. Watson (Associate, McGuireWoods), Gary D. Weingarden (Chief Policy Officer, Proof), Derek Yixin (Associate, Floyd Zadkovich), and Matthew Young (Deputy General Counsel, FalconX).