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Digital Asset Litigation

Definition

Digital asset litigation refers to legal disputes and court proceedings specifically involving cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), or other blockchain-based assets. These legal actions address a range of issues, including fraud, intellectual property disputes, contractual disagreements, and regulatory enforcement. The unique characteristics of digital assets often present novel challenges for existing legal frameworks. Such cases establish precedents that shape the legal and regulatory landscape for the entire sector.