Law & Policy

In the latest blog post, @dfern.eth critiques Professor Austin Campbell's take on Real World Assets (RWAs) concerning decentralization and legal frameworks. While acknowledging the importance of legal compliance, the author argues against Campbell's proposal for centralized L1 chains and emphasizes the potential of advanced smart contract solutions. Innovations like social recovery mechanisms and decentralized governance systems can support legal realities while preserving the decentralization ethos. The post discusses a thoughtful path forward that seeks balance rather than choosing between extremes.

In this post, I take on Prof. Campbell's notion that RWA's legal obligations and decentralization are incompatible.

In this post, I take on Prof. Campbell's notion that RWA's legal obligations and decentralization are incompatible.
https://paragraph.com/@dfern.eth/rwa-chains