In an article published on Hypepotamus, an online platform discussing technology news and resources, Denver partner and Chair of Nelson Mullins' FinTech and Regulation Practice Richard Levin weighs in on the rise in popularity of blockchain and digital currency.

"If you had told me in early 2011 when I started focusing on blockchain and digital assets that I would see the Federal Reserve talking about a blockchain-based central bank digital currency, or investment banks working with hedge funds investing in cryptocurrencies, or about [talk of] putting derivatives and other securities products on the blockchain...I would have laughed," he said.

Levin added that many believe blockchain technologies will be the backbone of web 3.0, the new phase and paradigm in web interaction marking fundamental changes in how developers create websites.

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