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Coinbase hit with proposed trademark lawsuit over Nano derivative products

Crypto exchange Coinbase has been named as a defendant in a legal complaint brought by NanoLabs — the company behind the digital currency Nano (NANO) — over alleged trademark infringement. In the Feb. 24 filing with the California Northern District Court, NanoLabs alleged Coinbase's Nano Bitcoin futures contract and Nano Ether

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Ironbeam Lets You Trade Bitcoin and Ether Nano Futures Contracts Commission Free – Sponsored Bitcoin News

sponsored Ironbeam is a U.S. registered Futures Commission Merchant (“FCM”​) which offers trading on crypto nano futures thanks to a partnership with Coinbase Derivatives. The brokerage charges no commission* on these Bitcoin and Ethereum contracts, as well as requiring low margin. Trade Cryptocurrency Nano Futures Contracts Headquartered at the Chicago Board of

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Coinbase Derivatives Exchange Reveals Nano Bitcoin Futures Product – Exchanges Bitcoin News

On June 27, Coinbase Derivatives Exchange (formerly Fairx exchange) announced it will launch its first crypto derivatives investment vehicle pegged to the value of 1/100th of a bitcoin. The new “nano bitcoin futures” product will be listed under the ticker “BIT.” Coinbase derivatives are regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading

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Nano Future — A Blockchain Platform Combining Producers and Consumers of Nanomaterials

August 23, 2021 – Nano Future, an advanced blockchain platform that combines nanomaterials, nanotechnology professionals and their consumers, announced its launch. The main goal of the platform is to create a unified environment for cooperation of projects in the field of IT, fintech, artificial intelligence and many other advanced technologies,

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Nano seeks $700K in costs from plaintiff who dropped class action with ‘absurd’ claims

An ongoing lawsuit involving crypto project Nano has taken another turn this week when the developers sought a sanction after the plaintiff dropped the case.The Nano team is after $701,000 in attorney fees and costs as a sanction after a token buyer dropped his proposed class action. On July 27,

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