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- AuthoredCointelegraphAuthored ArticleEurope's digital asset rules have a transferability blind spotView source ↗: Europe's digital asset rules have a transferability blind spot, Cointelegraph. Opens in a new tab.
Elisenda explains how non-transferable digital twins can fall outside MiCA and MiFID II when legal, technical and contractual controls preserve the underlying asset’s nature, and calls for consistent EU guidance.
- AuthoredFinanceFeedsAuthored ArticleSmart Contracts Are Legally Binding, Here’s WhyView source ↗: Smart Contracts Are Legally Binding, Here’s Why, FinanceFeeds. Opens in a new tab.
Elisenda argues that smart contracts can be legally binding when consent, lawful object and cause are present, but require KYC, natural-language agreements, signatures and audit evidence to be enforceable in practice.
- AuthoredMetaverse PostAuthored ArticleElisenda Fabrega: Rethinking Digital Signatures and Legal ConsentView source ↗: Elisenda Fabrega: Rethinking Digital Signatures and Legal Consent, Metaverse Post. Opens in a new tab.
Elisenda argues that digital consent can match or exceed handwritten signatures when identity checks, wallet control, timestamps, audit logs and other evidence make consent informed, attributable and verifiable.
- AuthoredCrypto.newsAuthored ArticleMiCA won’t shape the future of RWA tokenization | OpinionView source ↗: MiCA won’t shape the future of RWA tokenization | Opinion, crypto.news. Opens in a new tab.
Elisenda argues that MiCA is not the main framework for tokenized securities, with institutional adoption instead driven by existing financial law, DORA-compliant infrastructure and more efficient primary issuance.