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Aug 12 - Digital Asset & CBDC Legislation Trends - Jim Mason

Many countries and states are looking at options to regulate digital assets and CBDC ( Central Bank Digital Currencies ). In some cases, digital asset legislation is now law. Digital asset legislation may include: CBDC, cryptocurrencies, stable coins, NFTs ( Non-fungible tokens ) and other forms of digital assets as well as the exchanges, marketplaces, custodians and service providers where they are sold and traded. These bills and laws can have a major impact on how these digital assets are used, valued and traded now and in the future for investments, commerce and payments.

For each category of digital assets, we'll: define the asset type, use cases, privacy and key related legislation sections

Some of the legislation we'll cover includes: 

  • MICA - the Markets in Crypto Assets proposal passed by the European Parliament
  • The State of Wyoming Digital Assets Legislation in force since 2019
  • The US Executive Action on Responsible Development of Digital Assets ( March 9, 2022 )
  • the US Lummis-Gillibrand Digital Assets Bill


Video Recording

_pssig-digital-asset-cbdc-legislation-mason.mp4

Presentation Slide Deck

Digital Asset and CBDC Legislation Trends.pdf

Added Notes from Chat discussion

_pssig-digital-asset-cbdc-legislation-mason-chat-commented.txt

May 6 - Discussion - US CBDC and Project Lithium for security settlement

Recording – _pssig-220506-CBDC-Project-Lithium-Settlement.mp4

Speaker - Jim Mason

Initial discussion on US CBDC follow up from the US Executive Order ( March 2022 )

and Project Lithium looking at use of CBDC for securities settlement

March 25 - Review of the US Executive Order on Digital Assets - Jim Mason

 Date - March 25,  10 AM EST

Jim Mason lead a review and group discussion on the new US Executive Order from President Biden.

While Federal Agencies have been monitoring Digital Assets, markets and CBDC for several years, this order accelerates a focus in many directions to study and provide recommendations this year to define new legislation that will radically alter the landscape of Digital Assets, Crypto and CBDC and other financial services once those recommendations are enacted.

We'll also talk briefly about research papers the group can work on as part of the 2022 Hyperledger Challenge.


meeting video

_pssig-220325-review-US-order-on-digital-assets.mp4

meeting chat

a text file with some good comments and links

_pssig-220325-review-US-order-on-digital-assets.txt

US Executive Order on Digital Assets on 220309

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/presidential-actions/2022/03/09/executive-order-on-ensuring-responsible-development-of-digital-assets/?mc_cid=14ab32b97c&mc_eid=931da259b6


March 11 - Hyperledger Challenge research ideas, US Executive Order on Digital Assets - Jim Mason

Recording

_pssig-220311-review-challenge-proposals-EA-order-on-DA-mgt.mp4



Jan 28 - Open Plan Session for 2022: topics, speakers, research

Friday Jan. 28, 2022  - 10 am EST

Meetings >> Join Zoom from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android: 
https://zoom.us/my/hyperledger.community?pwd=STZQd0xMZU9xRVVOVnpQM3JNQ2dqZz09

The Public Sector Group has covered a wide variety of themes over the last few years and look to build on that in 2022.

Come join us for any open discussion on key focus areas this year as we build our program

In the past our meetings have always focused on a presentation from a speaker.

Key Focus areas

  1. Government, NGO and industry use of solutions that use or can benefit from blockchain
  2. Regulation of blockchain solutions, standards and related technologies
  3. Blockchain Technology Concepts: blockchain evolves and we'll review key Hyperledger technology projects
  4. The 2022 Hyperledger Challenge discussion

Speaker Presentations

  • world leaders in blockchain solutions, technologies, research and Public Sector solutions

Forum Discussions

  • This year I'd like to try some open forum discussions where we focus on a topic or theme as a group 

Research

  • Opportunity to consolidate research on a specific topics and produce reports as a team
  • Candidate research areas include:  blockchain-related regulations, public solutions using NFTs


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