zkSync founder: I hope that those who have applied for the STRAK trademark can work together to promote the public application of technical terms
Alex Gluchowski, the founder of zkSync, responded to the "trademark" dispute by saying: "The existence of trademarks is to protect users, not companies. All the trademarks we have registered, including those related to ZK, are for defensive purposes to prevent some malicious actors from misleading their customers and confusing their products and services with those provided by Matter Labs. Unfortunately, this has happened in the past."
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