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Why is the entire Financial Industry terrified of this man? Loans without Banks Trades without Exchanges Contracts without Lawyers He invented and patented a trustless solution for Peer to Peer Capital Markets. US11196566B2, ‘246, ‘579 + IPR2023-00751 This tech removes - Market Manipulation, - Counter-Party Risk and, - the Middleman that fails to add value. This is disruption to the Nth degree. They attacked him. They defamed him. They censored him. They stole his IP to use it against you. Time to stand up! Their game is almost over! The element of truth, verified.

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Community banks. An interesting article at what banking should be. Great job Irish!

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SIX DEGREES OF VERI: RWA TOKENIZATION Tokenizing what you own is one thing. Giving you more control over it is another. Before we celebrate a tokenized future, let’s follow the patent trail, not just the headlines. STARTING POINT: VERITASEUM’S ’566 PATENT FAMILY The patent lists Reggie Middleton and Matthew Bogosian as inventors and claims priority to May 9, 2014. It describes methods for parties with little or no trust in one another to enter into and enforce conditional value transfer agreements, with reduced reliance on traditional intermediaries. The application publication US20170187535A1 became US11196566B2. Now follow the references. 1ST DEGREE - nChain US11373152B2 Universal tokenization system for blockchain-based cryptocurrencies. This patent’s references include US20170187535A1, the ’566 application publication. nChain’s own application publication is US20190303887A1. 2ND DEGREE - POLYMATH US11361289B1 Distributed cryptographic tokens with downstream administrative control. Its references include nChain’s US20190303887A1. The patent describes administrative control over customized tokens operating on a distributed cryptocurrency network. 3RD DEGREE - DTCC DIGITAL US12361488B2 Method, apparatus, and computer readable medium for compliance aware tokenization and control of asset value. Its references include Polymath’s US11361289B1. Veritaseum -> nChain -> Polymath -> DTCC. Three citation links. The application publication and corresponding granted patent count as one node, not an extra degree. Here’s why this matters beyond patent numbers. DTCC’s tokenization service describes potential benefits such as greater asset mobility and interoperability. It also explicitly includes pause and clawback controls, which DTCC identifies as supporting compliance and operational oversight. That distinction deserves our attention. Moving an asset onto a blockchain does not, by itself, tell us who holds the power. The ability to trade more efficiently and the ability to transact more independently are different goals. My takeaway: we should judge tokenization by the rights and practical control it gives the holder, not simply by the technology underneath it. Who can authorize a transfer? Who can stop one? Who can change the rules? And as we examine that future, earlier inventors and their documented work deserve a place in the conversation. This trail does not establish that these companies copied or implemented Veritaseum’s patented claims, or that royalties are owed. It establishes a specific, inspectable chain of patent references. Don’t just ask who is tokenizing the world. Ask who will control it, and follow the receipts. A citation trail is not proof of infringement. The element of truth, verified.

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SIX DEGREES OF VERI: KYC / KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER KYC doesn’t have to mean surrendering control of your identity. Receipts: Veritaseum's ’566 family is cited by Civic. Civic is cited by tZERO. tZERO is cited by JPMorgan. That is a real citation trail. What does that suggest? Maybe the future of Know Your Customer should not be a world where banks, exchanges, or institutions own the keys to your personal data. Maybe the better model is this: - You hold your identity. - You control access. - You decide who can verify what. - You revoke access when you want. They verify what they need, without owning your life. No more honeypots for hackers to attack. That is the bigger idea here. Not just compliance. Not just KYC. But a different architecture for trust, privacy, and control. If the foundational tech points toward peer-to-peer value transfer and low-trust / zero-trust systems, then it also raises a serious question: Why should JPMorgan control your KYC data? Why should anyone else? Maybe they shouldn’t. Maybe there is a better way to store, attest, and share personal data, where the individual stays in control. That’s what makes this SIX DEGREES OF VERI so interesting. A citation trail is not proof of infringement. But it can show where the ideas went. The element of truth, verified.

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