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Blockchain for good: Insights from the 2025 Grunin Conference on law and innovation

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Vlada Gurvich

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Legal experts examined how blockchain technologies are challenging traditional regulatory models and redefining governance.

At the 2025 Grunin Center Conference on Law and Social Entrepreneurship, one of the most future-facing discussions focused on the evolving role of blockchain technologies. The Grunin Conference, held annually at NYU School of Law, gathers legal scholars and practitioners working at the intersection of business, systems thinking, and public interest.

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