[Ipg-smz] I'll take "counterproductive intro blather" for $50...

[Daniel Dern]

And that's not even counting the crap before the actual too-long, 
off-to-next-message text... - DPD

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Subject: BrainShare Analyst Blog Content - IP Breaking the ice for
     blockchain-based economic networks

             Content topics: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, Intellectual
             Property, Decentralization, Global Networks, Gaming,
             Music, Entertainment Industry

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Intellectual property assets: Breaking the ice for blockchain-based economic
networks

Intellyx blog - IP Icebreakers for blockchain

Intellyx BrainBlog by Jason English

An icebreaker is a specialized ship that uses its momentum to move through the
frozen surface of a body of water. But counterintuitively, its bow isn’t shaped
like a pointed wedge to split the ice. Instead, the ship’s bow is curved, allowing
it to float above the ice and crush it instead.

Such is the approach of enterprising companies that are demonstrating the buoyancy
of token economics for blockchain networks and cracking their own course through
the crypto-winter for commercial viability.

What business distinction sets these networks apart from the first generation of
blockchain projects? For starters, they aren’t simply trading crypto for crypto’s
sake. They’re enabling trade in intellectual property.

Intellectual Property as the natural digital asset

... blah blah blah...

[Not to mention this gem:]

IP assets are digital-first products. Weightless, easy-to-copy files are quite
ideal to store and distribute over a network, if file size and bandwidth permits.
That ‘easy to copy and distribute’ part of IP is what makes blockchain such an
effective companion on the commercial journey.