Crypto’s next fight isn’t just about regulation. It’s about who owns the names of innovation
Washington has spent years debating how the United States should regulate cryptocurrency. But as digital assets move deeper into the American financial mainstream, another question is emerging in federal court: Who gets to own the…
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Sep 14, 2026 at 3:00 PM UTC · 1 分で読める
Washington has spent years debating how the United States should regulate cryptocurrency. But as digital assets move deeper into the American financial mainstream, another question is emerging in federal court: Who gets to own the language of crypto innovation?
A new lawsuit brought by Unicoin against Uniswap Labs puts that question squarely before the courts.
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