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"Our TROPIC01 chip has been on the market since February 2025, when we started supplying the first samples. During the second quarter, we will start supplying chips in tens of thousands of pieces, ie in sufficient quantities for serial production of the first products with our chip." (Translated)
The "Live Not By Lies" documentary series is pretty good.
Has there ever been a case in which a free software project trademarked a term entirely for defensive purpose and then released all exclusivity via a license? For example if the term JavaScript were trademarked prior to Oracle's claim, and then released for all to use. The closest seems to be Linux, however even such a term will require a sublicense for several types of use, for example Debian does not use it, however Arch Linux does (assuming with a sublicense).
Don't trust, verify. Not your keys, not your coins. Run a node, or sovereignty will erode.