This month Chamber of Digital Commerce released its second edition of
Understanding Digital Tokens, a series of reports which intend to act as guidelines to blockchain-based digital assets. The trade organization is specifically for firms involved in blockchain and digital tokens.
The Chamber runs various working groups for different aspects of DLT, including a smart contracts alliance, an accounting consortium, a standards forum, and an intellectual property council.
Currently, three reports in the series are out: one on when digital assets are securities, one on market trends, and another relating to consumer protection.
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