/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57480930

>>57145461
つまり、クレイグはサトシである。わかっている、わかっている...しかし、私の鍵たち!ただ、彼がサトシであるということだけだ!ははははははははははははははは

>*teleports behind you*

>>57033052

This guy has 800 active patents ranging from smart contract management, execution, implementation, etc to hierarchical security keys or even verification methods of digital assets. Further he has 4000+ pending patents covering various other blockchain applications and methods.

To the people who believe this shit isn't enforceable are misinformed. All these pet projects /biz/ loves are run by companies. Companies can be forced to pay fees (or fines). Just because something occurs on a blockchain doesn't make it magic. For example: pick just about any token on ETH. The issuer of the token is typically some kind of registered business with an LLC (although not being a formal business is required to have to pay fees), they will be forced to cease and desist unless they agree to pay the patent holder their due for the rights to the method. Or in the case of these patents they could migrate operations to BSV and use the patents for free.

One of the most recent patents, this one in the EU (probably one of the most difficult regions to be granted a patent), covering smart contract management:

https://patents.google.com/patent/EP3257191B1/en

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