At the Bitcoin 2025 conference, taking place from May 27 to 29 in Las Vegas, the organizers announced the return of the Continuing Legal Education (CLE) program. This program will focus on the legal and regulatory aspects of Bitcoin usage, as well as the policies of the Donald Trump administration.
This is reported by Finway
Details of the Educational Program
According to information received from the organizers, the CLE program is designed for lawyers, financial directors, auditors, startup founders, and top executives. Participants will be able to earn four hours of educational credits if their participation is approved by the Nevada Continuing Legal Education Committee. Participants will also receive certificates of completion, which can be submitted in states that do not have prior accreditation for CLE or CPE credits.
Topics of Discussion
The program will cover a range of important legal, regulatory, and business topics that impact the Bitcoin industry. Among the key issues to be discussed:
- The Trump administration’s policy on Bitcoin, including the regulation of stablecoins and market transformation.
- The legal environment surrounding the use of Bitcoin in the financial schemes of public companies.
- Lawsuits and the impact of regulatory restrictions on access to banking services.
- Legal risks associated with mining contracts, as well as the nuances of commercial agreements and the evolution of regulatory requirements.
Registration for participation is available through the CLE & Industry Pass or the CLE & VIP Whale Pass packages. The conference is expected to attract over 300 sponsors and more than 5,000 companies. For more information, please visit the official event website.
“The program will cover critical legal, regulatory, and business topics shaping the Bitcoin industry.”