Coinbase Files 9 Patents for Bitcoin Products

Coinbase Files 9 Patents for Bitcoin Products

Bitcoin services firm Coinbase has filed nine patent applications with the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). The USPTO - the agency responsible for issuing patents to investors and businesses as well as registering product and intellectual property trademarks - received the submissions on 17th March this year. According to the filings, published this month, Coinbase submitted patent applications for various products including a hot bitcoin wallet, an instant exchange (which the company launched in June), a bitcoin exchange, a bitcoin tipping button alongside two off- and....


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