USPTO News

JPMorgan’s ChatGPT rival, IndexGPT, will be used across various business units, including advertising, business consulting and different finance-focused software.

The brand wants to offer financial services, including accepting deposits, financing loans, financial management and the exchange of crypto assets.

The CEO of NFT marketplace Magic Eden said NFT creators “need a sustained revenue model,” and with “no way” of currently enforcing royalties, a “new asset class” could emerge to enforce them.

The YouTube star’s huge loss on his NFT has been bumped up by a measly bid after he shared how much it had dropped in value since his purchase last year.

The console’s creators say it will be compatible with eight blockchains and have its own digital wallet, token, and marketplace, with a prototype coming in “a few months.”

The beverage maker has filed a total of four trademarks with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Microsoft’s new device is designed to allow developers to write code for managing tokens in a manner that is blockchain agnostic.

Ripple’s new filing with the USPTO is for the trademark “PayString.”

This is how Ripple’s next product might be called.

Verisign, a publicly traded company providing domain name registry services, has been granted a blockchain-based patent.

South Korean technology behemoth LG applied for the “ThinQ Wallet” trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

Social media giant Facebook reportedly acquired the rights to the “Libra” trademark for its secretive cryptocurrency project.

Blockchain security is forming a priority for the IT giant, which released a security tracking tool this week.

Payment processing giant Mastercard wants to patent a new method of simultaneous crypto and fiat storage.

California-based software giant Intuit has been awarded a patent for processing Bitcoin payments via SMS on users’ cellphones.