Uniswap founder: Wins patent infringement lawsuit against Bancor
Uniswap founder Hayden Adams posted on the X platform that his lawyer informed him Uniswap has won the lawsuit.
Previously, Bprotocol Foundation and Local Coin Ltd. filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, accusing Uniswap Labs and Uniswap Foundation of infringing on their patent related to the constant product automated market maker (CPAMM) infrastructure obtained in 2017.
Bancor claimed that Uniswap used its core smart contract technology without authorization and sought damages. A spokesperson for Uniswap Labs previously stated that the lawsuit was baseless and argued that its protocol code has been publicly available for years.
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