Since the launch of Bitcoin in 2009, the cryptocurrency market has emerged as a trillion-dollar industry around the globe. People exchange coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin on various markets, raising questions about whether these coins and tokens are securities. Cryptocurrency emerged as a novel attempt to replace fiat currency as a means of exchange and a store of value, but it has long since grown.
Many forms of commercial transactions exist, spanning from one-off transactions, such as sales, to ongoing agreements involving investing or receiving investments in a business. They can occur on a large or small scale. They might occur between consumers and companies, between multiple businesses, between government entities and businesses, or even between internal departments within a company. They can involve the exchange of materials, products, services, or intangible property. At Newburn Law, we have experience drafting documents to memorialize all types of commercial transactions.