Ms. Salehpour was recently interviewed by Security Token Academy on legal complications with smart contracts and blockchains.
Ms. Salehpour comments on creating stability in cryptocurrencies in a recent CoinCentral article. Excerpt: Morvareed Salehpour, Managing Partner of law firm Salehpour Legal Consulting (whose practices include blockchain law) says that to make Bitcoin more stable, the technology and infrastructure need to be improved: “Cryptocurrency transaction speeds need to be increased and transaction fees decreased in the next few years. This would allow for cryptocurrency to become more widely accepted by traditional vendors… and cryptocurrency wallets more widely used,” she says. “It’s the widespread usage of Bitcoin as an actual currency is what will lead to stability.”