Titlebook: Global Perspectives in the Metaverse; Law, Economics, and Hung-Yi Chen,Pawee Jenweeranon,Nafis Alam Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Cisco IOS, Linux, TFTP, and Telnet Labs,nce of the metaverse and the tokenization of assets. This seismic shift is reshaping the way we think about ownership and value in the digital realm. As we navigate this uncharted territory, it becomes imperative to explore the intricate relationship between property rights and crypto assets, as the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3204-0 financial services. Through DeFi applications, services such as loans, insurance, crypto-asset exchanges, among others, are offered, and are structured based on crypto-assets and technologically decentralized applications. This paper will discuss the concept of DeFi and how it challenges the tradit

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Regulating the Metaverse,world, it isn’t real. Protecting digital identity is the biggest concern. The lack of regulation in the metaverse raises serious concerns about ownership in digital spaces. This chapter will explore the risks faced by the users of metaverse and what regulators can do to make metaverse a safe place to do business.

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Introduction to Programming with Fortranawling virtual environment where people interact as avatars in a 3D computer-generated space. It became a pivotal concept that inspired discussions and predictions about the potential of a fully immersive virtual world.

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Conditional Function Definitions,world, it isn’t real. Protecting digital identity is the biggest concern. The lack of regulation in the metaverse raises serious concerns about ownership in digital spaces. This chapter will explore the risks faced by the users of metaverse and what regulators can do to make metaverse a safe place to do business.

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Financial and Technical Glossary,rnet, is no exception. This chapter looks at how criminal law might currently be applied to bad behaviour in the Metaverse, and goes on to discuss we should think about the use of criminal law to regulate harms in digital spaces.