Things Bitcoin Companies Try To Patent

Things Bitcoin Companies Try To Patent

Amazon. AT&T. Bank of America. Goldman Sachs. IBM. JPMorgan. Mastercard. R3. Western Union. Verizon. These are just a few of the corporations which have filed blockchain-related patent applications worldwide. But, what about bitcoin-specific patent applications, not blockchain? Bitcoin Can’t Be Patented. Because Satoshi Nakamoto published the Bitcoin....


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