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60 minutes
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January 10, 2023

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Bankruptcy Law

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Presentation: "Cryptocurrency Considerations and Best Practices for Creditors and Trustees" by Jessica McKinlay

With the ongoing bankruptcy of FTX, cryptocurrency is again in the news. This presentation will address best practices for creditors and others in identifying and monetizing cryptocurrency assets by answering the following questions: What is cryptocurrency? What are the most popular types of cryptocurrency? How is cryptocurrency used? How can cryptocurrency be sold? What should secured creditors attorneys do to assist their clients in using cryptocurrency as collateral for loans? How should bankruptcy trustees investigate cryptocurrency? What are the latest federal government proposals for cryptocurrency regulation? Can a fiduciary hold cryptocurrency in trust as part of a diverse portfolio of assets?

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