At Mishcon we are passionate about emerging tech and would love to turn your ideas into reality. We enjoy listening to our clients' plans and getting involved with projects at the forefront of innovation. From advising on luxury brand NFTs, to buying land in the sandbox, we can advise you on every step of the journey. We are well-positioned to help because we have specialists across the firm in this area, they work collaboratively together to advise you from every angle. This includes experts in Advertising, Art, Betting and Gaming, Commercial Contracts, Cryptocurrency Fraud, Data, Dispute Resolution, esports, Intellectual Property, Media and Interactive Entertainment, Regulation, Tax and Wealth Planning, Sport, Sustainability and Technology. Our lawyers also work closely with our in-house team of software engineers at MDRx. Learn more about our work in this area, including our services and case studies of other projects we have worked on. You can also sign up to receive updates from us on metaverse and web3.0 issues, and see more news and insights below: Subscribe The Metaverse With the continued development of the Metaverse comes the vital need for businesses and individuals to keep up to speed on the key legal issues and developments arising from it. However, many still question what exactly the metaverse is. At its core, the metaverse is the merging of the physical world and the digital world. It's comprised of online immersive environments, or 3D virtual worlds, where users can interact with each other using digital identities, including the ability to create, purchase and sell digital assets. These virtual environments use a blend of emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, cryptocurrency, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality, to immerse users in a 3D digital experience. NFTs and Cryptoassets Non-fungible tokens (NFTs), fan tokens and other cryptoassets are shaping consumer habits in the worlds of art and fashion and connecting fans to sports teams in greater depth. Brands are using NFTs and cryptoassets as tools for greater engagement with their customers through token-gated commerce, events and focus groups as well as producing physical and digital product packages. This increases engagement with the brand's community providing innovative loyalty schemes and rewards. In addition, cryptocurrency is becoming an integral part of our financial system and is increasingly used for trading and investment. Cryptocurrencies can make transactions quicker, cheaper and more accessible. It is thought that NFTs and cryptoassets will underpin "Web3.0" which is considered the next generation of the internet, allowing greater ownership and control over digital assets through blockchain technology. However, as well as new opportunities, these emerging technologies also bring with them new areas of risk, regarding regulatory compliance, wealth planning, theft, misuse and brand management. Loading News Digital pounds, digital property: How the UK’s finance revolution is tokenising the future News The ASA's role in regulating NFT advertising: A legal perspective News Judge rules computer scientist is not Bitcoin inventor: Gareth Dickson for The FinTech Times News Tech Couture - Reflections on Fashion's Digital Evolution this London Fashion Week News Government Responds to DCMS Committee's Recommendations on NFTs News Metaverse: Managing workplace behaviours online News Impact of NFTs on Art & Culture News For artists to earn better compensation from NFTs, there needs to be more trust in Web3 - Anne Rose for Fortune News Cambridge Spotlight: Gareth Dickson News Individuals and entities behind the fraudulent cryptocurrency OneCoin face UK lawsuit brought by investors Event 4 Oct 2023 Tokens: The Future of Money – In conversation with Rachel O'Dwyer News Bitcoin's file format: copyright and fixation View more Loading Previous 1 ... 5 6 7 8 9 ... 11 Next Items 73 to 84 of 129
News For artists to earn better compensation from NFTs, there needs to be more trust in Web3 - Anne Rose for Fortune
News Individuals and entities behind the fraudulent cryptocurrency OneCoin face UK lawsuit brought by investors