Safe Haven’s niche is within the legal profession. As inheritances is bounded by laws and regulation, lawyers must be present and agree with certain clauses, as well as make their own recommendations. The pool of crypto knowledgeable lawyers isn’t large, and Safe Haven recognizes this. Thus, they made a decision to create a Trust Alliance network (TAN), which comprises a group of legal entities which will work side by side with them to ensure that your digital assets are secured and well protected.
Safe Haven will screen potential applicants to ensure that they meet the required standards, and are knowledgeable in their respective field. TAN isn’t just limited to practising lawyers. Journalists, researchers, paralegals, secretaries etc. can all apply and be accepted to TAN. Not withstanding, I won’t be surprised if judges are included in TAN, as they bring a vast wealth of knowledge to the table.
Within the TAN database, clients can search for lawyers that fit their needs and requests services. These will be paid in TAN tokens/ SHA tokens. Also, being included in the database will be relevant legal and crypto related articles, legal documents, tax laws and any mention of regulating the industry or otherwise. As a user/client, you’ll be able to view these articles and engage in conversation with others like yourself.
The main goal for Safe Haven’s TAN, is to create a wikipedia version of crypto law. Safe Haven intends for other companies and individuals to subscribe to services offered by TAN and vice-versa. In my view, they’re building the legal crypto ecosystem, where all members will benefit in different ways.
I will not be surprised if users use this database to find lawyers when they intend to sue governments, companies etc. And who knows, maybe the governments may consult this database when they try to regulate cryptocurrencies.
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