Euro Parliament approves Data Act that requires kill switches on smart contracts
The act would encourage data sharing, but it imposes requirements for smart contracts used in this setting that have alarmed members of the crypto community.
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The act would encourage data sharing, but it imposes requirements for smart contracts used in this setting that have alarmed members of the crypto community.
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