Marathon Digital Holdings Inc (MARA)

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Correct me if I'm wrong, but this is now the 5th or 6th time a Marathon patent has survived IPR in recent months?

Really would appear to speak to the quality of Marathon's assets.

Also look at the names of some of the companies and effort they've gone through to no avail. Facebook DENIED / Apple...DENIED / Texas Instruments DENIED amongst others.

Remember what Acacia's CEO stated, "When patents survive IPRs they're going to command a far higher royalty rate than patents that are never subjected to IPRs. And so we think we're going to have plenty of patents that will survive IPRs and we're looking forward to putting those into play. We think that affect is going to offset the increase in cost and risk.” Essentially, with higher-quality patents your chances of getting through an IPR are much higher and if you do come out the other end you have something that is very valuable."