Abstract
Blockchain and digital assets are the new frenzy. What seemed like just another fad is now here to stay. Usage of blockchain and digital assets on a global scale and in greater volume necessitates a deeper scrutiny of the technology and its impact on the world and the legal and economic landscape beyond the initial analysis of its applicability and regulation. This paper focuses on the intersection of blockchain, digital assets and arbitration in Serbia. It analyses whether Serbia is suitable for digital asset disputes as a seat of arbitration and jurisdiction for recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards. The paper aims to answer very specific questions on crypto assets in the arbitration procedure and potential issues with these arbitration cases in Serbia. The conclusion it reaches is that Serbia is indeed a suitable jurisdiction for both the arbitration procedure itself and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards, but that idiosyncrasies of the Serbian legal system, and particularly judiciary, give rise to certain issues.
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