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Japan’s Tech Giant Fujitsu Files Trademark for Cryptocurrency Services

Fujitsu is one of the biggest tech companies operating out of Japan. The firm has caught the attention of cryptocurrency firms recently because it filed for a new patent concerning special banking, finance, and cryptocurrency-based technology. 

Fujitsu is also operational around the world, with products selling in many parts of the world. The trademark for a unique service option has caught the attention of others in the same sector at the same time.

Some details about the product have been shared by attorney Michael Kondoudis who is considered a legal and technical expert on NFTs and Metaverse-based licensing processes. 

Fujitsu will Offer Brokerage Services

He has shared with the media that the new product has something to do with money exchange, trading of securities, insurance options, tax planning, and cryptocurrency trading

These reports have confirmed that Fujitsu is ready to make a debut in the cryptocurrency market. There is an increasing possibility that other major companies in the electronics sector are likely to follow suit to keep up with its competitor. 

It has also played an important role in granting legitimacy to the cryptocurrency sector and DeFi technology as a way forward for international electronics brands like Fujitsu. 

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The lawyer who is working for the Japanese firm has also issued a detailed excerpt about the product for the media. At present, many people around the world who are working in relevant industries are trying to gather as much information as possible about this product. 

Many in the tech industry are worried about taking the necessary steps to keep up with the new technology that can push them in the past in case of failure.

The interest from Fujitsu regarding the latest technologies, such as DeFi and blockchains, is not a new phenomenon. The international firm has kept working on other important projects in the past, as in the media report mentioned last year. 

The report suggested that developers at Fujitsu were working on the first Quantum Computing unit in Japan. However, these two technologies may clash with each other on account of the potential of quantum computers to intercept blockchain technology

There is a rough idea that when quantum computers make an appearance, they might render blockchain technology useless. However, experts claim that a lot of work is needed to reach the level where quantum computers can reach the level to gain the upper hand over crypto. 

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A research paper published by scientists at Sussex University has confirmed that they may be able to bypass the SHA-256 cryptographic encryption, which is a code that is used to protect the Bitcoin ledger.


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Hassan Mehmood (Saudi Arabia)

Hassan is currently working as a news reporter for Tokenhell. He is a professional content writer with 2 years of experience. He has a degree in journalism.

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