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It seems the optimism and enthusiasm about the adoption of blockchain have been growing as more and more industries explore the potential of this nascent technology.

Let’s analyze the objective and most interesting legal issues in the field of blockchain technology, particularly smart contracts, based on a report dubbed "Smart contracts: A legal analysis", published by the Blockchain & Distributed Ledger Observatory of the Politecnico di Milano. Also, the responsible authorities in Italy will discuss this report on Friday 17, 2020.

The year 2020 is most likely the period that will allow us to truly understand the potential of blockchain and its prospects in this world, which depend very much on the ability to overcome the logic that have led so many actors to believe in the potential of the cryptocurrency and blockchain, but to invest and create a new platform every time.

The big platforms are working to modify the basic protocol to improve performance using blockchain and other distributed technologies. Alongside this, there is also the commitment of the big web and digital companies that have chosen to start projects on the blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Up to now, it is not yet well known what technical standards blockchain technologies must meet to produce the legal effects of electronic time validation. However, it seems that in the near future, Italians will need blockchain to carry out digital notarization and copyright protection.

The Italian Society of Authors and Publishers (SIAE) obtains the first place in the ministry of economic development (MiSE) rankings with a project dubbed "Copyright management on 5G networks with Blockchain." The ministry is trying to fund and support disruptive technologies including smart contracts, DLT, cryptocurrency, artificial intelligence (AI), internet of things (IoT).

Fintech based on distributed ledgers is conquering textiles thanks to the Italian Ministry of Economic Development (MiSE) project. By making different parts of the supply chain communicate with certain and non-modifiable data, it provides an additional tool to the brand and a weapon against the counterfeiting market.

CeTIF Università Cattolica decided to bring blockchain into play in Italy with a significant project dubbed the "Digital sureties (Fideiussioni Digitali)" aimed at reducing fraud, increasing efficiency in information workflows and developing new forms of information sharing.

In Italy, before other great countries, it was decided to introduce specific regulations for Blockchain technology, in fact, in the simplification decree approved in the Official Journal in February 2019 two articles on this new technology were introduced.