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Cryptocurrency Can’t Be “Money” in Canadian Commercial Law
Cryptocurrency Can’t Be “Money” in Canadian Commercial Law

At present, a contract denominated in cryptocurrency can only be legal in Canada if cryptocurrency is not “money”. Here’s why.

Chetan Phull · Apr 26, 2018 (addendum June 25, 2018)

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