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Update of German Law Aspects of Crypto Assets

By Andreas Fillmann on February 27, 2025
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Our recently updated article considers how EU and German civil and regulatory law approach crypto assets with a particular focus on how those types of crypto assets are dealt with in an insolvency.

In this article we explore the different types of crypto assets there are, the legal nature of them, how crypto assets are dealt with in insolvency proceedings and the recovery of such assets.

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