Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. At its core, the “code is law” philosophy suggests that smart contracts—self-executing contracts written into blockchain ...

James Craig and Louis Giles’ new film “Code Is Law” examines infamous crypto hacks and the moral reckoning used by the perpetrators. “A world where ‘the market’ runs free and the ‘evil’ of government ...

A recent documentary, Code is Law, currently available on AppleTV+, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube Movies, examines an issue and topic that is going to become increasingly important to investors and ...

"The idea that ‘code is law’ or that the rules enforced and not enforced by a smart contract have the final say over who owns the assets on a blockchain is untrue because in most cases, especially ...

Suspect, still at large, said to back concept that 'code is law' New York feds today unsealed a five-count criminal ...

The true insanity of "Code is Law" can only be fully grasped by realizing how bad the best humans are at writing code, even before malice. Once you add malice into the equation, well, creative humans ...

There’s an oft-repeated mantra in blockchain ideology that “code is law” – the idea that a network’s underlying programming should be sacrosanct, providing the ultimate authority to settle disputes ...