Maria Riivari
@mariariivari.bsky.social
Web3 & blockchain law. Work as the legal counsel for Avara, the development company behind Aave (DeFi), Lens (social) and Family (self-custodial wallet).
A good read from the UK on why software developers aren’t fiduciaries to tokenholders — particularly relevant for open-source projects. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Developers of Software Code as Fiduciaries: Whatever Next for Cryptoassets and Bitcoin?
This chapter takes issue with the important but novel suggestion that a developer of open-source software code such as Bitcoin owes fiduciary obligations to the
papers.ssrn.com
December 17, 2024 at 12:12 PM
A good read from the UK on why software developers aren’t fiduciaries to tokenholders — particularly relevant for open-source projects. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Reposted by Maria Riivari
Ok this is doubly unoriginal now, but the other place is falling apart and like a much sampled rare 70s funk record I need to protect my ip rights, plus it's Friday guys so here (again) is a thread on:
DAVID BOWIE AS LEGAL TEXTBOOKS
1. Bennion on Statutory Interpretation
DAVID BOWIE AS LEGAL TEXTBOOKS
1. Bennion on Statutory Interpretation
November 29, 2024 at 6:46 PM
Ok this is doubly unoriginal now, but the other place is falling apart and like a much sampled rare 70s funk record I need to protect my ip rights, plus it's Friday guys so here (again) is a thread on:
DAVID BOWIE AS LEGAL TEXTBOOKS
1. Bennion on Statutory Interpretation
DAVID BOWIE AS LEGAL TEXTBOOKS
1. Bennion on Statutory Interpretation
What I especially like about Bluesky is that at least for now I’ve been able to engage with legal communities that I would’ve otherwise probably not connected with. Esp the legal academic circles to an in-house counsel seemed a bit distant.
Kudos for the legal starter packs and follow all!
Kudos for the legal starter packs and follow all!
November 29, 2024 at 4:23 PM
What I especially like about Bluesky is that at least for now I’ve been able to engage with legal communities that I would’ve otherwise probably not connected with. Esp the legal academic circles to an in-house counsel seemed a bit distant.
Kudos for the legal starter packs and follow all!
Kudos for the legal starter packs and follow all!
Really enjoying this tread and the responses people are sharing to this. Found a few articles I’d simply love to read — but alas, I’m not a scholar, don’t have access 🤷♀️
One for the legal academics. If you were to choose one article that has been a continuing source of inspiration in your academic work, changed the way you think, or simply made you go “Wow”, what would that be? Post pic and citation, and repost, perhaps? Mine is this (95 Yale L.J. 1601 1985-1986)
November 27, 2024 at 9:05 AM
Really enjoying this tread and the responses people are sharing to this. Found a few articles I’d simply love to read — but alas, I’m not a scholar, don’t have access 🤷♀️
Why does it feel so hard to have normal conversations around tech regulation? Especially around emerging technologies like blockchain and AI.
Seeking answers by reading. Will keep you posted on any findings.
Seeking answers by reading. Will keep you posted on any findings.
November 26, 2024 at 11:30 PM
Why does it feel so hard to have normal conversations around tech regulation? Especially around emerging technologies like blockchain and AI.
Seeking answers by reading. Will keep you posted on any findings.
Seeking answers by reading. Will keep you posted on any findings.
Hello Bluesky! 🦋
November 26, 2024 at 11:06 PM
Hello Bluesky! 🦋