IP Expansion through Blockchain Infrastructure
summary
Panel argues that tokenized IP and tokenized IP can give creators real property rights but raise enforceability and royalty-collection problems, and that NFTs often look like securities (example: collectibles tied to promised game features). Firms pilot equity+token rounds to capture value without predefining token economics, prefer public blockchains for open composability, and flag governance, onboarding, and jurisdictional fragmentation as the main unsolved practical hurdles.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Blockchain for IP protection
- 4:19IP regulation challenges
- 7:05Public vs private blockchains
- 9:12Global IP standards
- 13:28Creator ownership
- 16:36IP and securities laws
- 19:46Web3 IP rights advice
- 23:20IP design balance
- 24:44Game distribution
- 26:50Blockchain in LATAM and India
- 28:14Gaming adoption motivation
- 30:00Closing and Q&A
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