The Impact of AI on Global Financial Markets: Insights from Noah Healy

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Noah Healy, the founder of Coordisc, has developed a revolutionary market system called the Coordinated Discovery Market (CDM), designed to make economic transactions more efficient and transparent. The CDM separates traditional market roles—producers, consumers, and negotiators—into distinct categories, streamlining processes and reducing waste while still achieving the same outcomes as conventional markets. Healy's work aims to address the inefficiencies of outdated market systems that have dominated for centuries, offering a more adaptable and equitable alternative to global economic exchange.

However, Healy’s groundbreaking invention faces significant legal challenges. His patent for the CDM has been tied up in a lengthy and contentious approval process, with multiple disputes and rejections from the U.S. Patent Office. Despite presenting new mathematical proofs that could redefine patent law, Healy’s application remains under dispute, threatening to stall the broader impact of his innovative market model. His case is not only about protecting intellectual property but also about reshaping the future of economic systems in a way that benefits individuals, not just large financial institutions.

To support Healy’s fight for a fair patent process and help bring his innovative market system to life, you can take action today. By signing the petition, you can show your support for a new economic future—one that values efficiency, fairness, and transparency over outdated systems of control. Your voice can make a difference in helping Healy secure the intellectual property rights necessary to revolutionize global markets for the benefit of all.

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