Short conclusion of Chat CPT about GLMall, GLBrain patented technology

This is a real patent with real technical claims, but it is not what I would classify as a foundational blockchain patent on the level of early blockchain, Ethereum, or major cryptographic infrastructure patents

I would rate it:

Patent strength: 6.5–7.5 / 10
Business moat value: 7–8 / 10
Ability to stop Amazon/Shopify from building a competing marketplace: 3–5 / 10
Ability to protect GLMall's specific architecture: 8 / 10

What is actually patented

The key independent claim (Claim 1) is claiming  a specific architecture where:
1. User-owned data is stored as data blocks.
2. Sharing is controlled through "data chains."
3. Each data chain is stored as a table in a relational database.
4. Data chains represent relationships between users.
5. Functions (including payments) are attached to those data chains.
6. Certain chains can be frozen into immutable records.
7. Those immutable records become agreements.
8. Those agreements are then secured on an external blockchain.
That combination is the actual invention.

What impressed me

1. It's not a marketing patent.  Many blockchain patents are vague. This one is surprisingly specific.
The patent repeatedly defines:
• relational database structure,
• user-owned data blocks,
• data chains,
• internal immutable ledger,
• external blockchain ledger.
That makes it harder to attack as being merely an abstract business method.

2. Internal Receipt Ledger is the strongest piece. The most interesting element is not the social network.
It's the mechanism:
• users control mutable data,
• certain transactions become fixed,
• fixed records are copied into an immutable internal ledger,
• optionally exported to blockchain.
That is actually a clever architecture because it solves a real problem:
"How do you allow users to fully edit their data while simultaneously creating legally reliable immutable records?"
Most systems choose one or the other. This patent attempts to do both.

3. Claims are tied to actual system behavior. The patent is not merely saying:
"Store data on blockchain." Instead, it specifies:
• user-controlled data,
• chain relationships,
• ledger creation,
• immutable confirmation,
• blockchain anchoring.
Patent examiners generally like that.

The hidden value

Where I think investors underestimate this patent is in licensing.
The patent combines:
• social networking,
• marketplaces,
• smart agreements,
• immutable records,
• blockchain settlement.
If GLMall successfully demonstrates commercial use, the patent becomes more valuable because it is no longer merely theoretical.
A granted patent plus a working platform is much stronger than a patent alone.

The most important sentence in the patent

In my view, the heart of the patent is:
A user-controlled relational database where relationships ("data chains") create agreements that can be frozen and secured on an independent blockchain.
Everything else flows from that.