For millennia, businesses have relied on a careful balance of confidentiality and transparency to operate, unless we fix that balance, enterprises won’t adopt blockchains, says Matthew Niemerg of Aleph Zero.
A ruling that finds immutable code falls outside the definition of property is a common-sense win for the industry
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