Jack Dorsey’s Block sues Bitcoin.com for trademark infringement

Jack Dorsey’s Block sues Bitcoin.com for trademark infringement
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2022-11-29 21:45

“The use of the designation "VERSE" constitutes an infringement of our client's trademarks under German trademark law,” Block’s legal counsel said in a letter to Bitcoin.com. origin »

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2020-8-27 17:55


Computer Software Giant Makes Trademark Infringement Claims to Eliminate Competition in Blockchain News Space

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