Name: Smart Contracts in Action: How Code Is Replacing Lawyers (en Inglés)
SKU: 66822545
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Author: Zaydan, Omarh
ISBN: 9789374596821

portada Smart Contracts in Action: How Code Is Replacing Lawyers (en Inglés)

Smart Contracts in Action: How Code Is Replacing Lawyers (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Mindful Pages

Autor

Zaydan, Omarh

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

332

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9x15.2x1.9 cm

ISBN13

9789374596821

Smart Contracts in Action: How Code Is Replacing Lawyers (en Inglés)

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An agreement that enforces itself sounds like magic until it moves real money, real property, or real livelihoods. This book shows how to turn that promise into dependable practice without losing fairness, context, or common sense. You will learn how smart contracts work, where they break, and how to design systems that blend automation with human judgment. It explains the essentials in plain English, from smart contracts and blockchain contracts to contract logic and the realities of legal automation. With lived examples and reusable patterns, it clarifies on-chain governance, decentralized justice, and the operational risks that matter most: risks and bugs, oracles, upgrades, and disputes. The result is a pragmatic toolkit for product leaders, lawyers, founders, and operators who need reliability more than rhetoric. If you are deciding what to automate, how to connect code with evidence, or when to escalate to people, this guide offers mental models you can apply today. It closes with practical roadmaps and metrics to build trust over time, pointing toward the future of trust where code supports clear promises and good process, not a replacement for either. It is for anyone who wants automation to serve people, not the other way around.