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Cardano’s Shocking Admission That Smart Contracts Are Actually Law in Argentina (You Won’t Believe the ‘Interest’ Rate)

A stylized illustration depicting two figures shaking hands in front of a Buenos Aires cityscape at sunset, with subtle blockchain-inspired patterns and lines emanating from their outstretched hands. A small loan agreement document is visible on top of a desk between them.

Just when you thought Cardano couldn’t get any more ‘ legit’… Argentinian courts are now hosting their first smart contract that’s literally been signed by a judge and has teeth (well sort of). Mauro Andreoli, aka the human version of Jemima Kelly , just hosted this monumental milestone on his network. He lent 10k ADA to Lucas Macchia in exchange for some IOU tokens – because what could possibly go wrong with that? The kicker is it’s got a legit interest rate and everything (just don’t expect any actual money changing hands, we’re still living in the crypto wild west here). This ‘milestone’ will supposedly educate Argentine courts on how to deal with smart contracts. Too little too late for me though – I’ve been saying this since 2018: Crypto is just a fancy way of describing .

Source: cointelegraph

Cardano is hosting on its network the first legally enforceable smart contract signed in Argentina and under the jurisdiction of its courts. The contract is a loan agreement between Cardano ambassadors Mauro Andreoli and Lucas Macchia for 10,000 Cardano (ADA) tokens—worth $3,380—payable in four months at a 10% interest rate.  It’s the first time an Argentine court can enforce full payment in ADA from a Cardano smart contract, Andreoli explained […]

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