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Disrupting X.509: Building Legal Arguments for Cardano

Problem

Document digitalization relies heavily on costly X.509 certificates. While Cardano could provide a great alternative, legal uncertainty is slowing down Web3 adoption.

Solution

Our Professor and lawyers perform a legal and academic analysis, followed by a publication in academic journal to clarify opportunities offered by global and regional key regulations (focus on eIDAS).

Total to date

This is the total amount allocated to Disrupting X.509: Building Legal Arguments for Cardano.

100,000 $ADA
Total funds requested
140
Total votes cast
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Team

Academic and legal experts: Prof Aurélien Rocher and Matthias Traussnig, both qualified lawyers with combined expertise in web3 and digital law, will perform this game-changing and demanding legal assessment. In their previous roles; they acted as legal leaders and senior managers in Big 4 and key web3 consulting firms and have a solid track record of international engagements with a personal network of trusted law firms all around the world. In addition, Prof. Aurélien Rocher can bring his solid academic expertise and mobilises a large number of publications in leading law reviews and scientific blogs in France, Switzerland, China, Canada, the UK (Oxford) and the US (Harvard).

Experienced Project Partner: Led by Patrick Rayermann, Tim Brückmann, Dennis Mittmann and a team of industry experts, Docufi3d/BlockSign.io combines deep knowledge in compliance, IT security, and blockchain technology to deliver secure, compliant e-signature solutions, ensuring high trust and accountability. The team and company has a proven track record of delivering the milestones defined in past Catalyst proposals and satisfying customer’s expectations. In addition, they will support the legal experts by providing technical insights.