The genesis of the MB09 algorithm
When I started project MB09 and, consequently, MBXI, at the time, I didn't know which applications they would be suitable for. In fact, I didn't know whether they would have any application in cryptography or cybersecurity.
Between 2007 and 2008, I decided to start applying for my first patent, the system that later I called MB09. At the time, I was studying some problems related to digital payments, and the goal was to implement an algorithm that could fit this kind of environment. When I finally completed the application for MB09, it was June 12, 2009. It is likely that at that time, only a few people knew about a new wave in crypto-finance guided by a group of cyber-punks and crypto-anarchists. This new wave was rising as one of the most innovative technologies invented in the 21st century.
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