Dr. Nina-Luisa Siedler

Located in the heart of Europe, the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications - INATBA - serves as the bridge between public and private entities in the blockchain ecosystem: INATBA maintains a permanent and constructive dialogue with public authorities and regulators for global convergence of regulatory approaches. In doing so, INATBA works to promote an open, transparent and inclusive global model of governance for blockchain and other distributed ledger technology infrastructures that reflect the shared interests of Member and Advisory Board stakeholders. In line with the goal of reaching global blockchain adoption, INATBA supports the development of a constructive dialogue between technology providers, citizens' associations, the public sector, and governments to accelerate the development and adoption of trusted blockchain and DLT applications in specific sectors.

IPDB fosters research and exchange in the areas of blockchain technology & governance as well as consortial collaboration across industries, the public sector and other important aspects concerning the technological and collaborative part of our future, through non-for profit activities. We support the documentation of open source code in order to enable blockchain-based backend capabilities such as registries for machine, object or code IDs, metadata notarization with web3 database capabilities - and all of that with real decentralization and regulatory compliance in mind. IPDB‘s focus on strong governance is powered by our oversight of the Planetmint (formerly BigchainDB) codebase and the contributions of our member organizations, as well as our work with universities, public service bodies, lobbying groups and the corporate world

DAAvern is the compliance infrastructure for crypto-asset disclosure obligations, anchored in MiCAR Article 88 and built for the equivalent frameworks taking shape across global markets. The obligation to disclose inside information publicly, verifiably, and on time now applies to every CASP, exchange, token issuer, and white paper publisher, and regulators worldwide are moving in the same direction. Built from two years of expert dialogue through the DARTE Series, DAAvern takes organizations from obligation to proof in a single workflow: cryptographic timestamping, multi-channel publication, press and stakeholder distribution, and a permanent compliance record that holds up to regulatory scrutiny anywhere in the world. One submission. One defensible record. No gaps.

For more than two decades, I have been delivering legal advice in the realm of financing transactions & data ecnomy. My primary focus revolves around emerging technologies, platform and network structures, with a particular proficiency in providing guidance on Web3, blockchain and DLT projects. Recently, my attention has been directed towards the legal intricacies surrounding AI applications. In addition to my legal practice, I serve as an lecturer at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences where I am also contact person for the Project „GenAI for SME“ at the KI_Werkstadt Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Berlin. Furthermore, my involvement extends to numerous expert and interest groups, on national, EU, and global level. Seeking to enhance the diversity of your advisory board? Here I am - I bring a unique blend of legal, finance, and technology expertise to the table.

MÖHRLE HAPP LUTHER is a multidisciplinary law firm in which auditors, tax advisors and attorneys work hand in hand. With more than 350 employees at three business locations in Hamburg, Berlin and Schwerin, the business law firm offers highly qualified advice and personal support. Its clients include entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized companies, family-owned businesses and foundations as well as domestic and international corporations, capital market-oriented and public companies. The auditing firm operates under the name Crowe, underscoring its close ties to one of the world's leading consulting networks, Crowe Global. For more information, visit www.mhl.de.

Located in the heart of Europe, the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications - INATBA - serves as the bridge between public and private entities in the blockchain ecosystem: INATBA maintains a permanent and constructive dialogue with public authorities and regulators for global convergence of regulatory approaches. In doing so, INATBA works to promote an open, transparent and inclusive global model of governance for blockchain and other distributed ledger technology infrastructures that reflect the shared interests of Member and Advisory Board stakeholders. In line with the goal of reaching global blockchain adoption, INATBA supports the development of a constructive dialogue between technology providers, citizens' associations, the public sector, and governments to accelerate the development and adoption of trusted blockchain and DLT applications in specific sectors.

IPDB fosters research and exchange in the areas of blockchain technology & governance as well as consortial collaboration across industries, the public sector and other important aspects concerning the technological and collaborative part of our future, through non-for profit activities. We support the documentation of open source code in order to enable blockchain-based backend capabilities such as registries for machine, object or code IDs, metadata notarization with web3 database capabilities - and all of that with real decentralization and regulatory compliance in mind. IPDB‘s focus on strong governance is powered by our oversight of the Planetmint (formerly BigchainDB) codebase and the contributions of our member organizations, as well as our work with universities, public service bodies, lobbying groups and the corporate world