Kai Luo

Title: Kai Luo and His Patent for Self-Executing Outbound Messages.

Introduction

Kai Luo is an inventor located in Los Angeles, California. His work includes a patent describing a blockchain-based approach to batching outbound messages and cryptocurrency transfers.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists one patent associated with Kai Luo: “Self-executing program for outbound messages.” The invention describes a custodial token platform that deploys a self-executing program to a blockchain distributed data store. The program can batch messages to multiple external blockchain addresses. Based on selection criteria, the platform selects withdrawal requests for fulfillment, then broadcasts a message that calls the program and identifies the destination addresses. The call causes crypto tokens to be transferred to those addresses through a batch message. The supplied information does not establish when this patent was granted or whether it is his latest patent. His reported patent count is 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The patent highlights Kai Luo’s work on smart-contract-based processing for custodial token platforms. By grouping selected withdrawal requests into a batch, the described system provides a way to coordinate transfers to multiple external addresses through a single program call.

Collaborations

Kai Luo’s listed coworkers include Peter Jihoon Kim and Brock Miller. The provided information does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Kai Luo’s listed patent focuses on using a self-executing blockchain program to batch outbound messages and crypto-token transfers, reflecting an innovation in custodial token operations.