Law Firm Carey Olsen Advises GNY Launch

The entire GNY team is committed to bring real value to the blockchain environment. Technically, are creating value by bringing an already developed tech to blockchain in a way that advances the entire conversation about incorporating AI software directly on chain. Operationally, we are committed to creating value by crafting a business that is built to last, and demonstrates transparency and accountability to all of our partners.

It is for all these reasons that we chose to launch our ICO in Jersey, Channel Islands. Jersey has created a future looking but formal environment for ICO’s, and we are proud to be the first utility token to launch there.

Christopher Griffin – Partner at Carey Olsen

To steer this process, and give to approach our ICO in the most thoughtful way possible GNY chose the international law firm Carey Olsen to lead interactions with the Jersey Financial Services Council. Partner Christopher Griffin shares some of his thoughts in a release on Carey Olsen’s site yesterday. We are thrilled to have his team working with us to create a strong and transparent business for all of our partners.

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