In this whitepaper series, we have been examining Blockchain, including its significance as part of the “4th Industrial Revolution” and considerations for corporate boards and general counsel. Here, we turn our attention to Smart Contracts, which do not actually require Blockchains for implementation. That said, the looming power of combining blockchain with smart legal contracts and cryptocurrency payments in business processes and relationships compels us to address digital contracting to provide suggestions and considerations to examine for corporate legal teams.

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