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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.

BeInCrypto assesses whether World Liberty Financial’s USD1 can enter the EU under MiCA, with Elisenda Fabrega explaining how payment thresholds, monitoring, geofencing, distribution controls and the ban on holder rewards constrain its use in yield products and DeFi.

Cointelegraph examines why European corporate Bitcoin adoption trails the United States, with Elisenda Fabrega attributing the gap to regulation, institutional signalling, market maturity and Europe’s lack of a definitive position on Bitcoin as a reserve asset.

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.

The webinar explains the European Blockchain Sandbox’s regulatory dialogue and application process. Brickken’s contribution describes using practical tokenization cases to clarify legal questions, improve compliance strategy and advise future applicants on preparation and cross-department involvement.

The Block compared crypto taxation in the US, UK and EU: the US generally taxes disposals and crypto income, the UK applies capital-gains and income rules, and EU rates remain nationally fragmented; Brickken counsel Elisenda Fabrega explained that MiCA harmonizes market rules but not core tax rates or exemptions.

The roundtable addressed operational-resilience priorities for digital-asset businesses ahead of DORA implementation, including governance, third-party controls and RegTech-supported compliance assessment.

The panel examined how corporate legal teams can maintain compliance and legal resilience across industries. The participant recap describes discussion of strategic AI governance, responsible innovation and the role of legal professionals in adapting to evolving regulation.

Brickken announced an online Blockchain Real Estate Summit session about real-estate tokenization, the EU Blockchain Sandbox and the company’s role in regulatory dialogue, with Elisenda Fabrega scheduled to speak.

UAB reports on its inaugural Law Alumni meeting, including a panel on law, technology and artificial intelligence. Participants discussed human oversight, fundamental rights and specialist technology training; a second panel reflected on university life and alumni networking.

A UAB alumni panel examined law, technology and artificial intelligence, including human supervision, protection of fundamental rights and specialized technological training. Elisenda Fàbrega argued that mixed human-and-AI teams need continuing human oversight because the systems can make errors.

MetaData examines privacy, security and authenticity in digital identity, with Elisenda Fabrega explaining how eIDAS2 would give EU citizens, residents and businesses interoperable wallets for identification and attribute verification across public and private services.