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“Trust, not distrust”: can Quincecare apply to cryptocurrency transactions on exchanges?
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The duty in Quincecare can prove a difficult principle to apply in practice. In the current age of cryptocurrency fraud and the open question of the scope of an exchange’s liability, is now an appropriate time to extend duties found in banking law to the activities of an exchange, or is that taking matters too far?
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