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Cryptocurrencies and Unclaimed Property: Potential Implications of State Escheat Laws for the Blockchain Technology Industry

By Marc J. Musyl & Brooke E. Condran on June 24, 2019
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The use of blockchain technology and the issuance of cryptocurrencies have grown considerably in recent years, inviting heightened scrutiny and regulation. While federal securities, tax, and other financial services regulatory agencies, such as the SEC, the IRS, state securities commissioners and others, have begun applying their rules and regulations to cryptocurrency businesses, the cryptocurrency industry has not yet faced significant enforcement from state unclaimed property administrators. This GT Advisory considers the application of state unclaimed property laws to cryptocurrencies, and the potential implications and challenges of such application for both industry participants and state unclaimed property administrators.

Click here for the full GT Advisory, which explores the following:

  • Overview of Unclaimed Property Laws
  • Can Cryptocurrencies Constitute Unclaimed Property Subject to Escheat?
  • Potential Implications and Considerations
Photo of Marc J. Musyl Marc J. Musyl

Marc J. Musyl has wide-ranging experience representing public and private business clients in dispositions, mergers and acquisitions of all sorts as well as contracting, licensing, corporate governance and compliance. He is experienced in capital markets transactions including public and private offerings of equity…

Marc J. Musyl has wide-ranging experience representing public and private business clients in dispositions, mergers and acquisitions of all sorts as well as contracting, licensing, corporate governance and compliance. He is experienced in capital markets transactions including public and private offerings of equity and debt. He has broad industry experience specifically including financial services (where he has represented banks, clearing firms, brokerage firms, investment advisors and investment banks); energy; mining and natural resources; agriculture; aerospace; bioscience; manufacturing; and computer software. In addition, Marc chairs the firm’s Unclaimed Property Practice Group.

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Photo of Brooke E. Condran Brooke E. Condran

Brooke Condran focuses her practice on a broad range of transactional matters, including mergers and acquisitions, new entity formation and early stage company representation, SEC compliance and reporting, and general corporate governance and compliance. Brooke also has experience counseling clients on matters involving…

Brooke Condran focuses her practice on a broad range of transactional matters, including mergers and acquisitions, new entity formation and early stage company representation, SEC compliance and reporting, and general corporate governance and compliance. Brooke also has experience counseling clients on matters involving unclaimed property, including reporting requirements, the claiming process, and voluntary compliance programs.

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  • Blog:
    Financial Services Observer
  • Organization:
    Greenberg Traurig, LLP
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