This chapter aims to expose the author’s interest in intellectual property challenges for cryptocurrency trading. Cryptocurrency is gaining popularity worldwide, with Bitcoin being the biggest provider. Companies like Nike in the USA, Alibaba Group, Telegram messenger, and Twitter have registered cryptocurrencies. Trust and confidence are crucial aspects requiring further research when trading cryptocurrency. A cryptocurrency mark must meet the fundamental requirements of a trademark to be registered, just like any other mark. New difficulties arise with cryptocurrencies, with the most crucial requirement being to make sure the cryptocurrency mark differs from the rest. The trademark must be unique and distinct from any other previously registered marks. It is difficult to identify the owners of such technology and currencies to protect them through intellectual property (IP). Fraud often exploits existing or comparable IP and branding to give a coin and artificial intelligence credibility. The cryptocurrency industry offers numerous research opportunities and studies that must be conducted to produce new IP policies to be used worldwide. The relationship between existing financial laws and the IP legal framework for implementing cryptocurrency platforms must be further investigated from several angles.