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22 sats \ 3 replies \ @siggy47 27 Nov \ on: Legal status of the word "Bitcoin"? bitcoin
I don't know the answer, but I do know there isn't any CEO, legal entity, or corporation to make the claim on behalf of what we call bitcoin.
Is this related to the concept of standing? No one has standing to make a claim on behalf of Bitcoin?
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It could also be the same case as Kleenex, Xerox, and almost Google. They loose their specific trademarked meaning if they enter the lexicon as common usage. One example: Let me go and Xerox that for all of us. Xerox = copy or
Quick, get me a Kleenex, I’m going to sneeze. Kleenex = facial tissue
Let me just google that. Google = look up on the internet
All of them have either lost their trademark or are about to lose their trademark because they have entered the common lexicon as a name or action.
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