From Courtroom to Coinstore: Gram Trading Launches, Marking Lantah's Defiant Trademark Victory

OLDSMAR, Fla. - Amzeal -- Big News for GRAM™ Cryptocurrency

The Board of Directors of Lantah.org is pleased to announce that the official GRAM™ is now open for trading! This victory is a testament to our resilience and determination. If you're new to our community, here's some background on what we have been through to bring this launch to fruition.

We first endured a costly legal battle against Telegram over the "GRAM" trademark. The dispute began when Telegram opposed our trademark registration, claiming our use of "GRAM" was in bad faith. It really was a David and Goliath battle. Telegram claimed to have been using the "GRAM" trademark since December 22, 2017. However, we provided evidence of using "GRAM" from January 17, 2017— over 11 months earlier than Telegram's claimed date.

More on Amzeal News

• $53 Million Company Valuation Investment with Majority Acquisition Option, Plus New Stock CUSIP Supporting Brand Transition of Fan Engagement Company
• Zeta Sky Helps Ontario Businesses Adapt to the Changing Cyber Threat Landscape
• $14M Deal with Famed David Lloyd for Sports, Entertainment & Gaming, AI Powered Fan Engagement Company; New Stock CUSIP; Creating Shareholder Value
• Disposable Vape Ban Spurs Hayati Innovation
• Prolific Hollywood "Unknown Actor" Leads 11 Day SoCal, Hands-On, Performer Employment Securing Residency that Shows Others How to Get More Work

Telegram argued that our trademark would confuse consumers into believing there was an affiliation between Lantah and Telegram. We demonstrated that the term "GRAM" was derived from the metric system, not from Telegram's brand.

Telegram's main accusation was that we acted in "bad faith" by filing the trademark. However, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California found no evidence of bad faith. We also noted that Telegram did not claim bad faith in their opposition in the EU, raising questions about the strength of their argument. This inconsistency helped undermine their position.

Our victory came from meticulous analysis and a solid argument that combined logic and evidence. We showed that our intentions were genuine and unrelated to Telegram's brand. Telegram was then ordered to pay Lantah $625,000 in legal fees. This victory reaffirmed our commitment to innovation and integrity.

At Lantah, we stand strong against challenges, ensuring our mission to enhance global commerce through decentralized solutions remains unwavering. We believe in building a fair and efficient global economy with blockchain technology. Our win was a testament to our dedication and resilience. We believe in our mission and will NEVER give up.

More on Amzeal News

• Dr. Harmon Completes Prestigious Zygomatic Implant Residency in Brazil
• Agreement to Deliver Thin-Film Solar Technology to Space Solar Array Provider, NASA Collaborative Agreement for Orbital Applications in Power Beaming
• Iterators LLC Honored with IST82 State Award for Accessibility in Massachusetts
• Josh & Heidi Share Upcoming "Spreading the Good BUZZ" Podcast Guests, Select Top Five Elopement Locations as Their Instagram Presence Grows Globally
• Opteamix Launches StackRewrite.AI to Transform Enterprise Legacy Modernization

Since the trademark dispute was resolved, we have been diligently working on the Lantah Network and GRAM coin. The network is now live and decentralized, with GRAM actively trading on our first exchange, Coinstore exchange.

We invite you to explore the Lantah Network, harness the power of GRAM, and become part of a community committed to building a fair and efficient global economy. Learn more about GRAM and the decentralized Lantah Network at https://lantah.org

And please check out the GRAM listing here: https://lnkd.in/gzdQkzNb