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Ignacio Ferrer-Bonsoms is a business lawyer and founder of the Blockchain Arbitration & Commerce Society (BACS), an initiative focused on the development of legal infrastructure for the digital economy.
His work centers on how legal systems interact with emerging technologies such as blockchain, digital assets and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on cross-border structures, dispute resolution and legal enforceability.
He has been involved in the structuring of digital and blockchain-related projects across multiple jurisdictions, providing him with a practical perspective on how these systems operate and where they face limitations.
Through BACS, he develops frameworks and proposals aimed at bridging the gap between law and technology, contributing to the evolution of legal systems in digital environments.
He is the author of Bitcoin Digital Law, where he explores blockchain as an emerging form of digital legal order and analyzes its implications for traditional legal frameworks.
