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TechREG® Chronicle – Tokenization
 |  Sep 3, 2026

Dear Readers,   This edition of the TechREG Chronicle turns to tokenization — the linking of real-world value to instruments that live on distributed ledgers. A year after the GENIUS...

Yield-Splitting Stablecoins and Compliance with Yield Restrictions: “GENIUS” Move or Regulatory Trap?
 |  Sep 3, 2026

The GENIUS Act prohibits yield-bearing payment stablecoins prompting efforts at structural innovation designed to preserve the economic appeal of yield and yet remaining within the regulatory perimeter. A recent concept...

Worldwide Consumer Protection Challenges in Tokenized Markets
 |  Sep 3, 2026

Tokenized products increasingly present the economic indicia of an investment in a legal form that may sit outside the traditional securities perimeter. This article examines the gap between what a...

Regulating Tokenization Between Innovation, Stability, and Competition
 |  Sep 3, 2026

Behind crypto-assets often lies a misleading narrative that sets them against traditional finance, seen as more transparent and reliable. However, the real change taking place in financial markets is broader...

The Tokenization of Financial Services: “A Change Is Gonna Come”
 |  Sep 3, 2026

In this article, the author argues that within five years tokenization will have advanced far enough that "tokenized assets" will simply be known as assets. He sets out the eight...

How Private Commercial Law Supports the Tokenization of Real-World Assets
 |  Sep 3, 2026

Tokenization of real-world assets has shown great utility and potential. But tokenization needs to be effected through a structure that is workable under private commercial law.  That law is largely...

TechREG® Chronicle – Economics of Privacy
 |  Jul 27, 2026

Dear Readers,   Privacy has long been treated as a matter of individual rights and compliance obligations. Yet as digital markets mature, debates over privacy increasingly intersect with questions of...

Owning Information: The Future of Data Regulation?
 |  Jul 27, 2026

Data – in particular our data – is what makes the world go round, both so far as state and non-state actors are concerned. There is growing unease about the...

The Economics of Privacy in the GenAI Era
 |  Jul 27, 2026

Modern AI systems infer underlying traits, combine signals across contexts, and generate outputs that can affect prices, rankings, access, and treatment in ways that are difficult to foresee at the...

Legal and Economic Analysis of “Risk of Future Economic Harm” Theories in Data Breach Litigation
 |  Jul 27, 2026

This article examines one of the most contested areas of modern data breach litigation: claims based on an alleged risk of future economic harm. The authors assess both the legal...

Privacy Through the Lens of Market Segmentation
 |  Jul 27, 2026

This article challenges the conventional view that privacy debates are primarily about limiting firms' access to consumer data. Instead, the author argues that the economic significance of personal information lies...

Competing Inferences From Consumer Behavior: Evaluating Empirical Evidence in Privacy Disputes
 |  Jul 27, 2026

Consumer behavior evidence plays an increasingly important role in privacy litigation and regulatory proceedings, where courts and agencies are often asked to draw conclusions from consumers’ interactions with digital products,...

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