Kodak

Defense Production Act emerges, "Kodak Pharmaceuticals"
...and...
​Kodak Coin by WENN Digital using the name Kodak

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Details of the arrangements that authorized

• WENN Digital to take charge of the Kodak Coin and its ICO
• According to documents filed with the Security and Exchange Commission
  • WENN Digital paid Kodak $750,000 to buy the rights to create the Kodak Coin and sell the coin’s initial offering.
• digital right management license secured by WENN Digital
  • empowers them to use the brand of Eastman Kodak on the blockchain platform
  • creation of a digital token called the Kodak Coin
  • according to a document made public on March 15 after filing at the SEC.
• deal gives Kodak 50,000 shares of the stock of WENN Digital valued at $1.25 million
• An undisclosed royalty shall be paid to the company from the sale of Kodak Coin by WD.
• Kodak ICO was initially scheduled to hold on January but was postponed amid falling cryptocurrency prices and allegations that the coin would be of little value.
• crowdsale will go on when WENN Digital started distributing a whitepaper to investors.
• filing stated that WENN Digital would pay Kodak a royalty of 3 percent on tokens if more than 100 million of the Kodak Coin were made available for sale,
• 3 million Kodak Coins will be issued to the company by WENN Digital as part of the royalty
• This volume of tokens should be equivalent to $3 million.
• distribution of Coin would be done under the simple agreement for future tokens which WENN admitted in the whitepaper may fall under what the SEC has categorized as  securities
• SAFT is part of a broader regulatory proposal that SEC intends to wade into.
• A WENN representative said the company is still in consultation with SEC to determine if the token could be classified as securities. This would place restrictions on the token buyers and may dampen enthusiasm of investors for the coin.

Eastman Kodak Resurrects Itself As A COVID-19 Play
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4361685-eastman-kodak-resurrects-covidminus-19-play​

• Eastman Kodak secured a Letter of Interest for a $765M loan from the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation.
• The company will use the money to accelerate the development of Kodak Pharmaceuticals, a division tasked with addressing a national shortage of critical pharmaceutical components.
• As an initiative borne with urgency from the COVID-19 pandemic, Eastman Kodak firmly establishes itself as a business of national strategic importance.
• The resulting surge in the stock price may well be justified given the critical nature of the work at hand and the scale of the business venture.

Eastman Kodak as a COVID-19 Play

• Eastman Kodak (KODK) is suddenly a COVID-19 play.
• July 28, 2020, the company announced secured Letter of Interest (LOI) from U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) to establish Kodak Pharmaceuticals with a $765M loan.
• Kodak Pharmaceuticals will “produce up to 25 percent of active pharmaceutical ingredients used in non-biologic, non-antibacterial, generic pharmaceuticals…”
• The DFC describes itself as “America’s development bank.”
• DFC invests in private companies to support unaddressed, under-served, and emerging market needs in the U.S. In the case of Eastman Kodak, the DFC explained:
• Kodak Pharmaceuticals will produce critical pharmaceutical components that have been identified as essential but have lapsed into chronic national shortage, as defined by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
• Americans consume approximately 40 percent of the world’s supply of bulk components used to produce generic pharmaceutics
• 10 percent of these materials are manufactured in the United States
• DFC’s loan will accelerate Kodak’s time to market by supporting startup costs needed to repurpose and expand the company’s existing facilities
• This initiative is the first act of a partnership between the DFC and the Department of Defense (DOD) to respond to strategic national priorities arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.
• Presidential executive order (EO) on May 14, 2020, established the authority of the DFC to work with the DoD and other government agencies to respond to the pandemic with strategic investments:
• ensure that our country has the capacity, capability, and strong and resilient domestic industrial base necessary to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, it is the policy of the United States to further expand domestic production of strategic resources needed to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, including strengthening relevant supply chains within the United States and its territories.
• Regarding the DFC: Chief Executive Officer of the DFC may…in consultation with the Secretary of Defense, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, the Secretary of Homeland Security, and the heads of other agencies as he deems appropriate, for the domestic production of strategic resources needed to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak, or to strengthen any relevant domestic supply chains.
• Analysts did not even bother asking questions at the last earnings conference call of Eastman Kodak
• May 12th, KODK closed at $2.68, barely above an all-time low set two months prior. In the middle of the pandemic,
• news DFC loan sent KODK shares soaring
• stock closed 203% gain and a 2.5-year high
• stock traded as high as $11.80 which produced a 350% gain and a price level last seen when Eastman Kodak made a splash launching a blockchain and cryptocurrency business.
  
  

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• Vancouver-based Global Blockchain Technologies Corp. investing $2 million in KodakCoin,
• Kodak and WENN Digital, which is licensing the former’s branding
• WENN Digital, which is developing the digital media rights platform is managing the sale of the tokens.
• Company has subscribed for all 8 million Kodak Coins that were available in the Pre ICO Stage I
• Stage II Pre ICO the firm said The Coins are being offered by WENN Digital, in conjunction with its licensing partnership with Eastman Kodak.”
• Kodak the public sale of its cryptocurrency open to accredited investors (including those in the U.S.)
• Kodak’s unveiling WENN Digital unveiled the Kodak KashMiner announcement at CES tech trade show in Las Vegas
• also sees the U.S. firm licensing out its brand.
• Kodak is moving to blockchain, particularly among publicly-traded companies​

Digital trade coin: towards a more stable digital currency

• MIT - Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• XRP
• DTC - digital trade coins
• Fintech

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6083709/

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6083709/pdf/rsos180155.pdf

• Bitcoin Invented by the Federal Reserve (and have their own coin called FedNow Coin)
• 2009 the Banking Cabal comprised of 5 of the 13 families?  
• 2018 St. Louis Federal Reserve monitor 5 cryptocurrencies. - Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, EOS and Dash (XRP?)

https://www.ccn.com/federal-reserve-branch-adds-cryptocurrency-price-indexes-yes-really/

https://www.bitcoininsider.org/article/14493/st-louis-federal-reserve-reps-favor-cryptocurrencies

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• Electronic money
• E-commerce

References

1. ^ Chaum, David (1983). "Blind signatures for untraceable payments" (PDF). Advances in Cryptology Proceedings. 82 (3): 199–203.
2. ^ Berry Schoenmakers (1998). "Basic security of the ecash payment system" (PDF). In Preneel, B.; Rijmen, V. (eds.). Computer Security and Industrial Cryptography: State of the Art and Evolution. Retrieved 30 October 2014.
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Literature

• Schneier, Bruce. Applied Cryptography, Second Edition, John Wiley & Sons, 1996. ISBN 0-471-11709-9 (Chapter 6.4)
• Richard A. Mollin: RSA and Public-key Cryptography. p. 143-148. 2002, ISBN 1-58488-338-3, ISBN 978-1-58488-338-8.
• Goldwasser, S. and Bellare, M. "Lecture Notes on Cryptography". Summer course on cryptography, MIT, 1996-2001. pp. 233.

External links

• An introduction to ecash at the Wayback Machine (archived October 9, 1997)
• "Detecting Double-Spending" -(Hal Finney's introduction to Chaumian digital cash)
• "eCash.com" -(eCash.com)

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Not long ago, Dr. Jasdave Chahal had a great idea and a big problem. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology virologist was driven by a dream to use messenger RNA to train bodies to defend themselves against disease. With some considerable effort, Chahal managed to program RNA to create disease-specific proteins called antigens that would induce an immune response, produce antibodies, and prep the immune system for future disease.

​But these RNA were big — too big. He couldn’t efficiently transmit them to cells.

Enter Chahal’s good friend and MIT associate, Dr. Omar Khan, a chemical engineer who had a solution to Chahal’s problem – customize nanomaterials that were big enough to carry the messenger RNA and compact enough to inject directly into muscle tissue, just like traditional vaccines.

Perhaps the most promising aspect is how quickly the RNA and nanomaterials can be manufactured. In just a matter of days, a large quantity of nanomaterials can be stockpiled and disease-specific RNA vaccines can be developed, according to a paper the researchers published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

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