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I am glad to greet you in the pages of the international, peer-reviewed Digital Law Journal. The mission of the Journal is to provide a platform to exchange and discuss information around various research aspects and best practices concerned with the legalization of digital technologies. Another fundamental goal is to elucidate the peculiarities of these technologies and their implementation prospects within a legal and regulatory framework.At present, attempts to use digital technologies in socioeconomic and production processes pose two major problems. The first is updating the existing legal provisions; the second relates to the transformation of the legal system in order to address the digital challenges of our time.Several countries have already begun to shape their approaches to the legalization of digital assets, although their attitudes to the issue are rather contradictory. The comparatively recent incorporation of digital technologies into the legal sphere, alongside their novelty and originality, is combined with a lack of legal control of such relations in many jurisdictions. It is important to note that Russia is ranked second among the world's cryptocurrency traders1. Figures for January 2020 show that, according to the approval rating of cryptocurrencies as an investment vehicle, Russia is one of the top 5 countries1 2. In the most popular P2P bitcoin marketplace, LocalBitcoins.com, Russia is also leading in the trading volume3. However, based on BloomChain research4, Russia ranks 40th among 63 players in the FinTech market, and falls behind other countries as far as the factors of ‘legal and regulatory framework', ‘technologies', and being ‘future ready' are concerned. Consequently, Russia is one of the most promising economies, whilst at the same time is behind many ‘digital' jurisdictions in doctrine and regulation. It is my firm belief that the Digital Law Journal can facilitate the legalization of digital technologies on both the national and international levels. This quarterly aims to become an environment for research, expert analysis, and education, regarding the evolution and establishment of digital law and digital economy.Lawmaking in the field of digital economy in our country is developing rapidly. The category of ‘digital rights' in Russian law is legalized by Federal Act № 34-FZ5; the biometric identification act6 and the crowdfund act7 are also applied, whilst the legislation of digital financial assets is pending. The Bank has launched some FinTech projects: a regulatory sandbox, a financial service marketplace, a coin marketplace for banks, a faster payment system, remote identification and biometrics in banks. The FinTech Association implements the projects of digital KYC, electronic letters of credit, and digital mortgages11. The FinTech, RegTech/SupTech, and GovTech markets in Russia are developing with the aid of dynamic start-ups; they are given infrastructure support by the FinTech Association, the Russian Association of Cryptoindustry and Blockchain (RACIB), the Skolkovo Foundation, and others.
I am glad to greet you in the pages of the international, peer-reviewed Digital Law Journal. The mission of the Journal is to provide a platform to exchange and discuss information around various research aspects and best practices concerned with the legalization of digital technologies. Another fundamental goal is to elucidate the peculiarities of these technologies and their implementation prospects within a legal and regulatory framework.At present, attempts to use digital technologies in socioeconomic and production processes pose two major problems. The first is updating the existing legal provisions; the second relates to the transformation of the legal system in order to address the digital challenges of our time.Several countries have already begun to shape their approaches to the legalization of digital assets, although their attitudes to the issue are rather contradictory. The comparatively recent incorporation of digital technologies into the legal sphere, alongside their novelty and originality, is combined with a lack of legal control of such relations in many jurisdictions. It is important to note that Russia is ranked second among the world's cryptocurrency traders1. Figures for January 2020 show that, according to the approval rating of cryptocurrencies as an investment vehicle, Russia is one of the top 5 countries1 2. In the most popular P2P bitcoin marketplace, LocalBitcoins.com, Russia is also leading in the trading volume3. However, based on BloomChain research4, Russia ranks 40th among 63 players in the FinTech market, and falls behind other countries as far as the factors of ‘legal and regulatory framework', ‘technologies', and being ‘future ready' are concerned. Consequently, Russia is one of the most promising economies, whilst at the same time is behind many ‘digital' jurisdictions in doctrine and regulation. It is my firm belief that the Digital Law Journal can facilitate the legalization of digital technologies on both the national and international levels. This quarterly aims to become an environment for research, expert analysis, and education, regarding the evolution and establishment of digital law and digital economy.Lawmaking in the field of digital economy in our country is developing rapidly. The category of ‘digital rights' in Russian law is legalized by Federal Act № 34-FZ5; the biometric identification act6 and the crowdfund act7 are also applied, whilst the legislation of digital financial assets is pending. The Bank has launched some FinTech projects: a regulatory sandbox, a financial service marketplace, a coin marketplace for banks, a faster payment system, remote identification and biometrics in banks. The FinTech Association implements the projects of digital KYC, electronic letters of credit, and digital mortgages11. The FinTech, RegTech/SupTech, and GovTech markets in Russia are developing with the aid of dynamic start-ups; they are given infrastructure support by the FinTech Association, the Russian Association of Cryptoindustry and Blockchain (RACIB), the Skolkovo Foundation, and others.