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I think if you got the trademark it would mean something but it sounds like in many cases you don't. For instance, if I could buy an asset with a smart contrac
by nemo44x 6y ago
I think if you got the trademark it would mean something but it sounds like in many cases you don't.
For instance, if I could buy an asset with a smart contract that pays the artist when I lease the trademark, that would be 1 thing. But I'm not even sure our law is up to date here since if I owned the trademark I could go outside the smart contract.
Maybe we need new law which allows a party to create and sell trademark rights to an asset with an associated smart contract that grants the creator funds when the trademark is used?