Discussion - Tokens: A New Layer Between Law and Code”

22 June, 2026

On June 19, Nodia, Urumashvili & Partners, in collaboration with Global Tech Weekend Tbilisi, hosted the discussion - Tokens: A New Layer Between Law and Code”

The event brought together representatives of regulatory authorities, the investment sector, the crypto industry, and technology companies to explore the future of tokenization and its growing impact on the economy, legal frameworks, and business models.

The discussion featured two thematic panels:

“Tokenization: A Temporary Trend or a New Economic Reality?”

Participants examined the fundamentals of tokenization, its economic significance, and emerging approaches to regulation.

“Investor Protection and Responsibility in Tokenized Structures”

The panel focused on safeguarding investors’ rights, allocating responsibility within decentralized systems, and addressing the legal challenges arising from the rapid development of digital assets.

We would like to thank all speakers, panelists, and participants for the engaging discussion, and Global Tech Weekend Tbilisi for its collaboration and support. Such initiatives help strengthen professional dialogue and knowledge sharing in the field of tokenization and digital assets.

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