Topic: Alibaba Has Filed for over 10% of the World’s Blockchain Patents: Research (Read 255 times)
September 08, 2018, 10:54:12 AM
Not sure if this is good or bad as we really don't know about the details of the patent that Alibaba has filed for. Those can be some new areas that we haven't heard of yet or some features that will be introduced to the world by Alibaba once the time is right. Let's just wait and hope that they don't make any foolish decisions now.
September 08, 2018, 10:34:16 AM
If Alibaba has filed for patenting blockchains then I must say that they are completely out of their mind. Blockchains are public domains and corporations like them should not have any control over it. But, if they actually start patenting blockchains for a noble cause or for introducing new technology to the world, I honestly wouldn't mind.
September 08, 2018, 10:15:19 AM
Looks like the article is actually a click bait. First of there is very little truth about patenting for blockchain, rather they are looking to secure patent over some of their own blockchains that is used for their business and that is why they are claiming it to be intellectual property. There are few more articles available on the web regarding. You'll get better idea from those.
September 08, 2018, 10:27:06 AM
BLockchain is a public domain property. Article says that 56% percent of all 406 blockchains are issued by China. In my mind, i am asking myself, what purpose do you have behind issueing that much of patents?
September 08, 2018, 08:27:42 AM
I think it is pretty normal because jack ma is a clever guy and now he is seeing that he can gain money by investing on blockchain technology because he knows that blockchain is the future indeed. But, at the same time it is also bad in a sense that a major portion of patents should not belong to one company.
September 08, 2018, 07:44:40 AM
Don't be misled, this is filed, doesn't mean they are granted.
Blockchain is opensource, it's in the public domain. There's nothing that can be filed pertaining to blockchain tech, other than area's and niche's that haven't already been created. These patents will have a difficult time actually getting approved and being enforced, as you guys pointed out.
Article offers some good insight in what businesses are trying to do in terms of intellectual property, but, still click-bait shit.
Blockchain is opensource, it's in the public domain. There's nothing that can be filed pertaining to blockchain tech, other than area's and niche's that haven't already been created. These patents will have a difficult time actually getting approved and being enforced, as you guys pointed out.
Article offers some good insight in what businesses are trying to do in terms of intellectual property, but, still click-bait shit.
Yes this one is true. In this time of fake news and hoax you might wanna rethink and do some research first before keeping your hopes high. Even mainstream media have their own scams and fraudulent schemes to manipulate people.
September 08, 2018, 07:25:12 AM
Thank you. This became a popular method of mosques. Many people lost coins of coins
September 08, 2018, 07:11:22 AM
Honestly, this seems like a way to discourage those who wants to come up with a better and unique ideas in the ICO. Plus Alibaba going something like this makes it seem like it is done out of corporate greed and power.
September 07, 2018, 10:15:12 PM
It is an issue in different enterprises, however in a really decentralized system there is certainly not a solitary element they can really rebuff. They could attempt and rebuff the dev who distributed the licensed code.
September 07, 2018, 10:02:54 PM
That is the immense things about decentralized permission less systems, guidelines must be upheld by organize clients. In the event that they needed to authorize a patent on a system like Bitcoin, they will need to rebuff a ton of clients running hubs the whole way across the world.
September 07, 2018, 12:43:10 PM
Big companies are working onto the blockchain, some came up just to use the blockchain, Well they can't handle that in the long run they should partnered to a cryptocurrency,basically with those platform that are high in security features, Fast transactions and reliable blockchain source.
with the number of their employees i believe they would be to do it even valve only has 360 employees which is really small for a big platform and not all of them works on the same field they divided the number of employees to other games like dota 2, csgo, tf2. September 07, 2018, 12:26:39 PM
Big companies are working onto the blockchain, some came up just to use the blockchain, Well they can't handle that in the long run they should partnered to a cryptocurrency,basically with those platform that are high in security features, Fast transactions and reliable blockchain source.
September 07, 2018, 12:11:51 PM
Many companies are on the races for acquiring patents related to crypto to tap the money into the sector for themselves. But it not only makes crypto technology costlier for general public, but it's also against the essence of crypto. Crypto is meant to be open source and decentralised.
September 07, 2018, 11:57:51 AM
Guys, I think you're seriously mistaken! approval of the use of blockchain technology does not mean approval of trade in crypto-currencies. China and the United States filed most of all applications for patents in the field of blockchain and this is very cool, but this will not lead to a "flight to the moon" bitcoin. It is necessary that bitcoin be made a means of making payments and hundreds of millions of people began to use it as payment.
September 07, 2018, 11:43:14 AM
No wonder Chinese are still for more than 50% what happens with the cryptocurrencies. They have more than 50% Bitcoin hashes, similar Ethereum hashes, almost all of Bitcoincash hashes. Though the government has banned banking transactions for crypto, still crypto is widely used and accepted in China, more than anywhere in the world.
September 07, 2018, 11:16:54 AM
That would be a case of a system that has a focal element/organization that can be rebuffed, particularly on the grounds that they are putting forth a physical item.
September 07, 2018, 10:57:22 AM
This all are just the greedy methods og worlds biggest company. They do it for their greater profit.Whatever, they just have filled for 10% patents, yet they not been granted. And it is not possible, because, Blockchain open source, cannot be a private company. we just have to wait too see its last.
September 07, 2018, 07:04:30 AM
As I know it’s a scam because Alibaba is just agree to deal with crypto. Alibaba really appreciate this blockchain technology. Soon it will bring positive news for crypto. Try to analysis more about this issue.
September 04, 2018, 05:04:25 PM
Don't be misled, this is filed, doesn't mean they are granted.
Blockchain is opensource, it's in the public domain. There's nothing that can be filed pertaining to blockchain tech, other than area's and niche's that haven't already been created. These patents will have a difficult time actually getting approved and being enforced, as you guys pointed out.
Article offers some good insight in what businesses are trying to do in terms of intellectual property, but, still click-bait shit.
Blockchain is opensource, it's in the public domain. There's nothing that can be filed pertaining to blockchain tech, other than area's and niche's that haven't already been created. These patents will have a difficult time actually getting approved and being enforced, as you guys pointed out.
Article offers some good insight in what businesses are trying to do in terms of intellectual property, but, still click-bait shit.
September 04, 2018, 04:52:15 PM
Just greedy corporations trying to patent all the good ideas they see on the blockchain that they didn't come up with themselves, nothing new about that. They would have a hell of a job trying to enforce there patents on the blockchain anyhow so it has little meaning at this stage. Alibaba's Jack Wu should stick to cocktail parties at Justin Sun's house and stop trying to lay claim over half the blockchain.
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