I am very interested in the final of this story. I have no idea if it is legally possible to obtain blockchain patents by anyone at this point.
Do you have to present the proof that you are the original creator, or it is sufficient if you are the first person with good documentation of an invention, and that's it?
Topic: [2016-06-20] news.bitcoin.com-The Impostor Emerges: Craig Wright Files 50+ ... (Read 269 times)
June 21, 2016, 01:26:30 AM
June 20, 2016, 11:28:52 PM
The Impostor Emerges: Craig Wright Files 50+ Blockchain Patents
Sources coming from EITC Holdings Ltd., which employs two of Wright’s former associates, say Wright is still filing blockchain patent applications through Britain’s Intellectual Property Office.
According to Reuters’ source, this week alone, 11 applications were submitted.
A person close to EITC Holdings states that, “none of this has stopped,” and Wright has not responded to the publication looking for further commentary.
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/craig-wright-filing-patents/
Sources coming from EITC Holdings Ltd., which employs two of Wright’s former associates, say Wright is still filing blockchain patent applications through Britain’s Intellectual Property Office.
According to Reuters’ source, this week alone, 11 applications were submitted.
A person close to EITC Holdings states that, “none of this has stopped,” and Wright has not responded to the publication looking for further commentary.
READ MORE >>> https://news.bitcoin.com/craig-wright-filing-patents/
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