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There can be an immutable smart contract which is in compliance with the law (though you have to be more specific with which law, but for these purposes I know
by omarchowdhury 9y ago
There can be an immutable smart contract which is in compliance with the law (though you have to be more specific with which law, but for these purposes I know we mean US law).
Point being, immutability is not sufficient to demonstrate that a contract is in conflict with the law.
- tkfu 9y agoBut it's impossible to prove that a smart contract (or any contract, for that matter) is in compliance with the law until it goes in front of a judge and all possible appeals have been exhausted, and that's what matters here.