Blockchain Technology and the Law Are Allies, Not Enemies

They are precisely incompatible because Blockchains are all about programmatic, self-enforcing arbitration. In a correctly-functioning Blockchain, there is no entry-point for non-permissioned humans to meddle with outcomes. This is not a bug but a feature.

Ethereum keeps hard-forking and has thereby undermined its legitimacy. The premise that code is law is central to Blockchains. The necessary corollary is that human-law is irrelevant within the space of outcomes on the Blockchain.

In Bitcoin, no human court can prohibit a transaction from going through, or being valid. Bitcoins cannot be confiscated by fiat. Full stop. Blockchains were designed to create a purer, more mechanical and reliable arbitration than the courts can give.

Car and guns are the allies of the law, not enemies.

Yes, if it become mainstream enough and if the law adapts.

If not, blockchains are just some dark corner for money laundering.

How can I read the articles? Or are they generally not more but a few sentences?

Things like smart contracts would kill off the very need for many law firms so I'm not sure I followed the article well.